Development
Names |
Areas of study |
|---|---|
Patrice C么t茅 |
Developmental neurobiology, muscular dystrophy, synapse formation, retina, muscle, sodium channel, dystrophin, dystroglycan. View full bio |
Roger Croll |
Comparative neurobiology, ctenophore, nervous system, immunohistochemistry, anatomy and morphometrics, behaviour, in vitro physiological preparations and advanced imaging techniques. View full bio |
Tamara Franz-Odendaal |
Understanding animal diversity; specifically the development and evolution of the craniofacial skeleton. My research combines the study of fossils (paleontology) with the study of body shape (morphology) and development in living organisms, called Evolutionary Developmental Biology. View full bio |
Arunika Gunawardena |
Programmed cell death, apoptosis, lace plant, Aponogeton madagascariensis, plant development, cell biology, perforation formation, caspases, ethylene, developmental PCD. View full bio |
Brian Hall |
Development and evolution of skeletal tissues, developmental biology, neural crest cell development and evolution , Hymenochirus (dwarf African frog) development, evolutionary developmental biology, palaeontology and development. View full bio |
Mark Johnston |
Evolution, ecology and genetics of plants, mutation rate, polyploidy, natural selection, mating systems, self-fertilization, flower development, molecular evolution. View full bio |
| Ian Meinertzhagen | Circuits of identified neurons in siple nervous systmes in Drosophila and Ciona intestinalis, their origins in ontogency and evolution, their functionand plasticity in adults. View full bio |
Sophia Stone |
Plant developmental biology, molecular and cell biology, Arabidopsis thaliana, protein ubiquitination, regulated proteolysis, kinase signaling. View full bio |
Jonathan Wright |
Mechanisms and evolution of gene regulation, gene structure and function, zebrafish, development, fatty acid and retinoid binding proteins. View full bio |