Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

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A-O: Profiles of Faculty Working on Development

People
First Name
Benjamin
Middle Name
Russell
Last Name
Arenkiel
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Professor
First Name
Hugo
Middle Name
J
Last Name
Bellen
Honorific Title
D.V.M., Ph.D.
Professor
First Name
Blair
Last Name
Benham-Pyle
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
First Name
Hsiao-Tuan
Last Name
Chao
Honorific Title
M.D., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
First Name
Rui
Last Name
Chen
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Professor
First Name
Edward
Middle Name
C
Last Name
Cooper
Honorific Title
M.D., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
First Name
Thomas
Middle Name
A.
Last Name
Cooper
Honorific Title
M.D.
Professor
First Name
Herman
Middle Name
A.
Last Name
Dierick
Honorific Title
M.D.
Associate Professor
First Name
Kyle
Middle Name
P.
Last Name
Eagen
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Assistant Professor and CPRIT Scholar in Cancer Research
First Name
Florent
Last Name
Elefteriou
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Professor
First Name
Furqan
Middle Name
M
Last Name
Fazal
Honorific Title
PhD
Assistant Professor and CPRIT Scholar in Cancer Research
First Name
Richard
Middle Name
H.
Last Name
Finnell
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Professor
First Name
Margaret
Middle Name
A.
Last Name
Goodell
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Professor and Chair
First Name
Andy
Last Name
Groves
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Professor and Vivian L. Smith Endowed Chair in Neuroscience
First Name
Sean
Middle Name
M.
Last Name
Hartig
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Associate Professor
First Name
Jason
Middle Name
D
Last Name
Heaney
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Associate Professor
First Name
Hamed
Last Name
Jafar-Nejad
Honorific Title
M.D.
Professor
First Name
Milan
Last Name
Jamrich
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Professor
First Name
Hongjie
Last Name
Li
Assistant Professor
First Name
Brendan
Last Name
Lee
Honorific Title
M.D., Ph.D.
Chair
First Name
Philip
Middle Name
J.
Last Name
Lupo
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Professor
First Name
Graeme
Last Name
Mardon
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
James R. Davis Chair in Pathology and Immunology
First Name
James
Middle Name
F
Last Name
Martin
Honorific Title
M.D., Ph.D.
Vice Chairman/Professor
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P-Z: Profiles of Faculty Working on Development

People
First Name
Ronald
Middle Name
J.
Last Name
Parchem
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
First Name
Dongsu
Last Name
Park
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
First Name
Ross
Middle Name
A.
Last Name
Poché
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Associate Professor
First Name
Russell
Middle Name
Scott
Last Name
Ray
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Associate Professor
First Name
Buck
Last Name
Samuel
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
First Name
Daryl
Middle Name
Armstrong
Last Name
Scott
Honorific Title
M.D., Ph.D.
Professor
First Name
Gad
Last Name
Shaulsky
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Professor and Director of Graduate Studies
First Name
Joshua
Middle Name
M
Last Name
Shulman
Honorific Title
M.D., Ph.D.
Professor
First Name
Nicholas
Last Name
Tran
Assistant Professor
First Name
Ignatia
Middle Name
Barbara
Last Name
Van den Veyver
Honorific Title
M.D.
Professor
First Name
Robert
Middle Name
A
Last Name
Waterland
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Professor
First Name
Mingshan
Last Name
Xue
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
First Name
Shinya
Last Name
Yamamoto
Honorific Title
D.V.M., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
First Name
Hui
Last Name
Zheng
Honorific Title
Ph.D.
Director/Professor
First Name
Huda
Middle Name
Yahya
Last Name
Zoghbi
Honorific Title
M.D.
Professor
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Allorecognition in Development and Social Cooperation

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Dictyostelium discoideum are non-pathogenic amoebae that live in the soil and prey on bacteria. When starved, the individual cells aggregate into centers that contain about 50,000 cells. This is one of the best genetic systems to study the role of allorecognition in development and in social cooperation. The video shows two strains of D. discoideum that differ in two genes, tgrB1 and tgrC1, which are responsible for allorecognition in this organism. On the left, the red-labeled and green-labeled cells carry compatible alleles of tgrB1 and tgrC1. These cells enter the aggregates and remain mixed throughout development. On the right, the red-labeled and green-labeled cells carry incompatible alleles of tgrB1 and tgrC1. They initially aggregate together but then they segregate and fail to cooperate. This video is from the research of Dr. Gad Shaulsky.

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