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Keith Mostov, M.D., Ph.D.
Primary Investigator/ Professor, University of California, San Francisco, Departments of Anatomy, and Biochemistry and Biophysics, Cell Biology Program, and Biomedical Sciences Program.
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Paul Brakeman, M.D., Ph.D.
Asst. Prof., UCSF Dept Pediatriatrics
Mechanisms of epithelial morphogenesis during renal development. |
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Dave Bryant, Ph.D.
I am examining the role of RabGTPases in the morphogenesis of simple epithelial structures (MDCK cysts) and during morphogenetic rearrangements (tubulogenesis). I am using a combined genetic, biochemical, and cell biology approach to understand the a) morphogenetic consequence of RabGTPase function in epithelial cysts and, b) the signaling networks associated with RabGTPase function.
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Anirban (Rana) Datta, Ph.D.
The role of Cdc42 in cyst formation in 3D epithelial cell culture. I am also studying the role of other Rho GTPases and their regulatory proteins, GEF's, GAP's and GDI's, in epithelial morphogenesis and polarity. |
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Dennis Eastburn, Ph.D.
I am studying the role of Rho GTPases and their regulatory proteins, GEF's, GAP's and GDI's, in epithelial morphogenesis and polarity. |
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Sang-Ho Kwon , Ph.D.
Gene regulation during epithelial tube formation. |
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Miniji Kim, Ph.D.
Role of Par6 in orientation of epithelial polarity. |
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Gloria Pedro
Lab Assistant |
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Annette Shewan, Ph.D.
I am principally interested in understanding the mechanisms that support epithelial morphogenesis. I am studying the contribution of polarity complex components in cyst formation and tubulogenesis.
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Tao Su, Ph.D.
My research project is focused on the mechanisms of pIgR regulated pIgA transcytosis in epithelial cells. |
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Kitty Tang
Staff Research Associate |
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Liang Cai, Ph.D.
My research focus is the role of actin cytoskeleton remodelling during epithelial cell morphogenesis .
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Wei Yu, Ph.D.
Mechanisms of epithelial morphogenesis in three dimensional culture systems. |
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Pavel Nedvetsky , Ph.D.
I am studying the role of cAMP-dependent signaling in cystogenesis and
tubulogenesis in MDCK cells. |
