Cell and Developmental Biology Faculty
Michel Bellini
Organization of the nucleus; chromosomes and other nuclear organelles; RNA transcription and processing; ribonucleoproteins, nucleo-cytoplasmic trafficking.
583 Morrill Hall
Office: (217) 265-5297
Lab: (217) 265-0619
Fax: (217) 244-1648
Andrew S Belmont
Chromatin Structure, Gene expression, Nuclear Architecture
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B509 CLSL
Office: (217) 244-2311
Lab: (217) 333-8372
Fax: (217) 244-1648
Marni Boppart
Beckman Institute, 4049
405 North Mathews Ave
MC-251
Urbana, IL 61801
Office: (217) 244-1459
Jo Ann Cameron
Cellular and molecular mechanisms that control amphibian limb regeneration
2103 IGB
Office: (217) 333-1254
Lab: (217) 333-1254
Fax: (217) 244-1648
Stephanie Ceman
Molecular basis of disease, post-translational modifications, regulation of RNA expression, RNA-protein interactions
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423 Medical Sciences Building
Office: (217) 244-6793
Lab: (217) 244-6749
Fax: (217) 244-1648
Jie Chen
Signal Transduction in Mammalian Cell Growth and Differentiation
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C526 CLSL
Office: (217) 265-0674
Lab: (217) 265-0672
Fax: (217) 265-0674
Brian C. Freeman
Molecular Chaperones; Transcription; Chromatin Remodeling; Genome Organization
B605 CLSL
Lab: (217) 244-1065
Martha U Gillette
The neurobiology of time; engineering neuronal development and repair
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618 Morrill Hall
Office: (217) 244-1355
Lab: (217) 244-1842
Fax: (217) 244-1648
Jonathan J Henry
Mechanisms of cell determination; development and regeneration of the vertebrate lens; cornea stem cell biology; developmental basis for evolutionary change
C522 CLSL
Office: (217) 333-4449
Lab: (217) 244-5921
Fax: (217) 244-1648
Benita S Katzenellenbogen
Regulation of gene expression, signal transduction, and cell proliferation and phenotypic properties by hormones and growth factors; functional analyses of nuclear hormone receptors and their genome-wide activities; mechanisms of hormone and antihormone action in normal and cancer cells and tumors; biomarker discovery and cellular changes underlying resistance to therapeutic agents in breast cancer.
294 Burrill Hall
Office: (217) 333-9769
Stephen J Kaufman
Role of integrins and extracellular matrix proteins in skeletal muscle development, formation of the neuromuscular junction, and muscular dystrophy
287 Burrill Hall
Fax: (217) 244-1648
Byron W Kemper
Present: Role of nuclear receptors in regulation metabolism. Past: Gene regulation and cellular localization mechanisms of cytrochromes P450.
395a Burrill Hall
Office: (217) 333-1146
Xin Li
Regulation of temporal patterning in neural progenitors and subsequent generation of neural diversity
B615 CLSL
Kannanganattu V. Prasanth
long noncoding RNA; Gene regulation; Nuclear domain & structure, breast cancer
C426 CLSL
Office: (217) 244-7832
Lab: (217) 244-7895
Fax: (217) 265-0927
Supriya Prasanth
Eukaryotic DNA replication; Chromosome structure & maintenance; Heterochromatin organization; Cell cycle control
C422 CLSL
Office: (217) 244-8076
Lab: (217) 244-8084
Fax: (217) 244-1648
David H Rivier
Innovation in undergraduate education
C422 CLSL
Office: (217) 244-0060
Lab: (217) 244-0830
Fax: (217) 244-1648
Gene E Robinson
From society to genes
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449 Morrill Hall
Office: (217) 265-0309
Lab: (217) 333-6843
Fax: (217) 244-3499
Mary A Schuler
Molecular biology, biochemistry and genomics: pre-mRNA processing and P450 monooxygenases
161 Edward R. Madigan Laboratory (ERML)
Office: (217) 333-8784
Lab: (217) 333-8785
Fax: (217) 244-1336
Paul R Selvin
365 Loomis
Office: (217) 244-3371
Lab: (217) 333-1850
Fax: (217) 244-3371
Rachel Smith-Bolton
Wound repair and tissue regeneration; Drosophila genetics; Development and patterning
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CLSL C626
Office: (217) 244-4183
Lab: (217) 244-4512
Lisa J Stubbs
Evolution of gene regulatory networks; Long-range regulatory mechanisms; Mouse models of human developmental disorders
R2402 Institute for Genomic Biology
Office: (217) 244-4000
Fax: (217) 244-1781
Vivian W Tang
Teaching Director of Renal Curriculum, Carle Illinois College of Medicine
Office: 555B Morrill Hall
Jing Yang
Maternal control of early embryonic development and functions of PP2A in operating signaling pathways.
VMBSB3411F
2001 S. Lincoln
Urbana, IL 61802
