Cell and Developmental Biology

Cell and Developmental Biology is a captivating field that investigates how organisms grow and develop from a single fertilized cell into complex, multicellular structures. It tackles the crucial problem of unraveling the intricate processes that guide embryonic development and tissue formation. By studying the molecular and cellular mechanisms that control these transformations, biologists provide insights into birth defects, regeneration, and disease. This knowledge underpins advancements in regenerative medicine, tissue engineering, and therapeutic interventions, offering solutions to improve human health and our understanding of the natural world.

For details of this research work, find out more here:

• Tim Schedl, PhD | Schedl Lab
• Susan Dutcher, PhD | Dutcher Lab
• Jim Skeath, PhD | Skeath Lab
• Ting Wang, PhD | Wang Lab
• Samantha Morris, PhD | Morris Lab