Cell Signaling and Morphogenesis

Faculty Members Involved:

  • Kavita Arora – TGF-ß signaling in development, metamorphosis, and control of sugar homeostasis in Drosophila
  • Scott Atwood – Cell fate decisions in skin cancer, skin and hair follicle development, and stem cells
  • Nick Baker – ribosome biogenesis, cell competition, and cancer mechanisms
  • Lee Bardwell – Cancer signaling, protein kinases, tumor suppressors, scaffold proteins, signaling specificity
  • Bruce Blumberg – Epigenetic inheritance, nuclear hormone receptors, gene-environment interactions, endocrine disruptors
  • Anne Calof – Feedback signaling and the regulation of proliferative control and spatial patterning in growth and development
  • Aimee Edinger – Regulation of cell growth and survival by growth factors
  • Dae Seok Eom – cellular and molecular mechanisms of long-range intercellular communication
  • Steve Gross – biophysics, regulation of molecular motors
  • Pablo Lara-Gonzalez – Molecular mechanisms of cell cycle quiescence and proliferation, coordination of cell division with cell fate specification during embryogenesis, mitosis and cancer
  • Tom Schilling – Neural crest development in zebrafish
  • Xiaoyu Shi – Super-resolution microscopy, spatial multiomics, spatial proteomics, cell signaling, organelle interaction, aging biology, Alzheimer’s disease, mechanisms of neuronal disorders, biomarker discovery
  • Wenqi Wang– signaling networks underlying tissue homeostasis and organ size control as well as the role of their dysregulation in tumorigenesis
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