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neurophysiology rig   Development & Neuroscience

Research ranges from sensory physiology, aging and neuroendocrine function through nervous system development and the cell biology of motility. Our current expansion is adding junior and senior faculty who ask basic biological questions using model genetic systems such as Drosophila, zebrafish, C. elegans, chick or urchin. Faculty include Drs. Chiba, Dallman, Lu,Skromne, Tosney, Tokarz, Wikramanayake and D. Wilson.
Electrophysiology rig in Dr. Lu's laboratory  
Akira Chiba , Ph.D. SUNY Albany, 1990, Postdoc Yale, 1981-198490-1003. The emergence of intelligence; uses Drosophila model and study basic rules of neural network formation in the brain with genetic manipulations and high-resolution imaging. Development 132:953-963., 2005.
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Julia Dallman, PhD Dept. of Zoology, University of Washington, Seattle; Postdoc Dept. of Neurobiology, SUNY Stony Brook. The genetic basis of swimming and neural homeostasis. J Neurosci. 24(32):7186-93, 2004
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Zhongmin (John) Lu, Ph.D., Loyola Chicago, 1995. Auditory neurobiology, neural mechanisms of hearing in fish, and Florida red tides and hearing. J. Comp. Physiol. A 187:453–65, 2001.
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Isaac Skromne, Ph.D. Columbia University, 2000, Postdoc The University of Chicago, Regulation and coordination of segmentation and patterning in vertebrate development. Development 134, 2147-2158 2007
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Kathryn W. Tosney, Ph.D. Stanford 1981, Postdoc Yale, 1981-1984. Developmental neuroscience, development of muscles, axonal guidance, cell biology of cell motility. J. Neurosci. 24: 1070-1078, 2004.
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Richard R. Tokarz, Ph.D., Colorado, 1977. Hormonal regulation of reproductive behavior in nonmammalian vertebrates. Copeia 2003(3):502–11, 2003 (with Patterson and McMann).
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Athula Wikramanyake WNT signaling and axis development in the sea urchin. Signal Transduction (2007) 7, 164-173. Genesis (2004)39, 194-205
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David L. Wilson, Ph.D., Chicago, 1969. Biology of aging: biology of mind and consciousness. Mech. Aging Dev. 113:101–16, 2000.
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