J Lawrence Marsh, PhD
Ph.D. University of Washington, 1974Mechanisms of late onset Neurodegeneration – Oncogene signaling pathways in normal and abnormal growth. Wnt signaling
Ulrike Luderer, PhD
School of Public Health Reproductive toxicology, developmental toxicology ANTIOXIDANT PROTECTIVE MECHANISMS IN OVARIAN FOLLICLESOur research aims to elucidate the mechanisms
Fangyuan Ding, PhD
School of Engineering Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering BS: Nanjing University, PhysicsLicence 3: École Normale Supérieure de Paris, PhysicsPhD: École
Wenqi Wang, PhD
Recent Publications (Complete list of published work: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/myncbi/wenqi.wang.1/bibliography/public/) Invited Reviews
Sha Sun, PhD
Long noncoding RNAs in epigenetic programming, mammalian X chromosome inactivation (XCI) as a model to investigate the specificity of lncRNAs
Christine Suetterlin, PhD
Christine Suetterlin, Ph.D.also spelled Sutterlin or Sütterlin The biology of Chlamydia infection The human pathogen Chlamydia trachomatis is the most common cause
Xiaoyu Shi, PhD
Research Interests Cells are the essential building blocks of life. They participate in the development and function of organs at
Michael Parsons, PhD
Development, Regeneration, and Diseases of the Pancreas The Parsons laboratory seeks to understand how the pancreas develops, regenerates following injury,
Steven Gross, PhD
biophysics, regulation of molecular motors Laser tweezers; Regulation of molecular motors – My research is quite cross-disciplinary. The majority of biological
Aimee Edinger, PhD
Regulation of cell growth and survival by growth factors Targeting the metabolic liabilities of cancer cells by modulating endolysosomal trafficking