Sun Lab Visits Brywood Elementary School to Study DNA
The Sha Sun lab visited fifth-grade students at Brywood Elementary School and extracted DNA from strawberries on June 5 in
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UC Irvine and Salk Institute study IDs new cause of brain bleeding immediately after stroke
By discovering a new mechanism that allows blood to enter the brain immediately after stroke, researchers from UC Irvine and
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Dr. Justin Shaffer appointed as a New Case Scholar
The Science Case Network, a newly established Research Coordination Network for Undergraduate Biology Education, centers on expanding the use of
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Dr. Diane O’Dowd, HHMI Professor and Chair of Developmental and Cell Biology receives large 5 year NIH grant to study cellular mechanisms of epilepsy.
With a new $2.5 M grant from NINDS, O’Dowd’s lab will study genetic epilepsies associated with mutations in the SCN1A
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Dr. Ryan Schutte awarded a CIRM postdoctoral fellowship.
Dr. Schutte a postdoc in the O’Dowd lab was awarded a fellowship from the CIRM training grant to conduct functional
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Kate McCusker’s findings further creation of regenerative therapies for humans
UC Irvine study shows grafted limb cells acquire molecular ‘fingerprint’ of their new location For full article: http://www.bio.uci.edu/2013/10/uci-study-shows-grafted-limb-cells-acquire-molecular-fingerprint-new-location/
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Dr. Ali Mortazavi, Assistant Professor in Developmental and Cell Biology, receives prestigious NIH Innovator Award
The 2.3 million dollar award over the next 5 years will support Dr. Mortazavi’s innovative research program that explores how DNA
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An interdisciplinary team led by Dr. Ken Cho receives large NIH grant to explore gene regulatory networks controlling cell fate in early vertebrate development
The $3M award from NICHD will support three UC Irvine faculty, Dr. Ken Cho and Dr. Ali Mortazavi in Developmental
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Graduate Student Awards 2013
We are proud to congratulate our graduate students who received Graduate Awards from the Charlie Dunlop School of Biological Sciences
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UC Irvine receives second five-year designation as Cornelia de Lange Syndrome Center of Excellence
The Cornelia de Lange Syndrome (CdLS) Foundation recently designated the University of California, Irvine, as a Cornelia de Lange Syndrome Center