Roles for Zebrafish Focal Adhesion Kinase in Notochord and Somite Morphogenesis
Submitted by Merrill B.-Hille on
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Activity and Distribution of Paxillin, Focal Adhesion Kinase, and Cadherin Indicate Cooperative Roles during Zebrafish Morphogenesis
Submitted by Merrill B.-Hille on
Focal adhesion kinase (FAK) expression and phosphorylation in sea urchin embryos
Submitted by Merrill B.-Hille on
The evolutionary origin of somatic cells under the dirty work hypothesis
Submitted by Benjamin-Kerr on
Emily Bain PhD Defense
A veliconcha unveiled: observations on the larva and radulaof Conus spurius, with implications for the origin of molluscivory in Conus
Submitted by Alan J.-Kohn on
The cell biology and mechanics of asymmetric cell division
The human body contains ~ 3.72 x 1013 cells and 200 different cell types. Generating the right number and types of cells is vital for embryogenesis, morphogenesis and tissue homeostasis. Such cellular diversity can be generated and maintained through asymmetric cell division (ACD), an evolutionary conserved process. ACD can be manifested in sibling cell size differences, distinct biochemical and molecular identities, or differences in subsequent division patterns.
Frazer Meacham PhD Defense
Gene Duplication and Transference of Function in the paleoAP3 Lineage of Floral Organ Identity Genes
Submitted by Verónica-Di Stilio on
Takuo Yamaki PhD Defense
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