|
Developmental
Biology & Evolution of Development
Dr.
H. Gert de Couet - the function and evolution of genetic
networks responsible for the development and function of the cytoskeleton
and neuro-muscular systems of animals.
Dr.
Michael Hadfield - the chemosensory mechanisms of marine
invertebrates; role of bacterial films in the metamorphasis of pelagic
invertebrate larvae; signal-transduction mechanisms in these larvae.
Dr.
Mark Martindale - the cellular and molecular formation
of metameric body plans; the relationship between radially symmetrical
and bilaterally symmetrical organisms; the role of the early cleavage
program in the segregation of developmental potential in a wide
variety of animals which share a mode of embryogenesis known as
spiral cleavage.
Dr.
Steven Robinow - genetic and hormonal regulation of nervous
system development in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster,
particularly how developmental signals such as hormones, nuclear
receptors, trophic factors and synaptic contacts regulate gene expression
to control nervous system development and function.
|