Browsing by Author "Riley, Bruce B."
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Martinez, Veronica Giselle (Texas A&M University, 2006-08-16)Tissue regeneration has intrigued biologists since the eighteenth century. While regeneration has been studied in many species, the cellular and molecular mechanisms governing successful compensation for lost body parts ...
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Ellis, Lisa Lynn (2011-10-21)Behavior is a complex process resulting from the integration of genetic and environmental information. Thus, the genetically tractable Drosophila melanogaster was utilized to better understand the interplay between these ...
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Millimaki, Bonny Butler (2010-10-12)The sensory cells of the inner ear, hair cells, provide vertebrates with the ability to detect auditory stimuli and balance. In mammals, cochlear hair cells, those responsible for hearing, do not regenerate. Zebrafish ...
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Kwak, Su Jin (Texas A&M University, 2006-08-16)The vertebrate inner ear is a sensory organ responsible for auditory and vestibular function. Since its complex structure and cell types arise from a simply structured group of ectodermal cells, called the otic placode, ...
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Kwon, Hye-Joo; Bhat, Neha; Sweet, Elly M.; Cornell, Robert A.; Riley, Bruce B.; Mullins, Mary C. (PLoS Genetics, 2010)
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Burks, Jared K. (Texas A&M University, 2007-04-25)The baculovirus Autographa californica nucleopolyhedrovirus (AcNPV) has two viral forms, budded virus (BV) and occlusion derived virus (ODV). The envelopment of these two viral forms occurs at different locations: BV ...
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Bhat, Neha; Riley, Bruce B.; Winkler, Christoph (PloS One, 2011)
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Ramel, Marie-Christine (Texas A&M University, 2006-08-16)In vertebrate embryonic development, correct specification of tissue fates along the dorsoventral (D/V) axis is known to require the secreted signaling ligand Wnt8. Wnt8 signaling promotes ventral fates and antagonizes the ...
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Vemaraju, Shruti (2012-02-14)The vertebrate inner ear is a complex structure responsible for hearing and balance. The inner ear houses sensory epithelia composed of mechanosensory hair cells and non-sensory support cells. Hair cells synapse with neurons ...
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Padanad, Mahesh (2012-10-19)In vertebrates, the otic placode forms inner ear and epibranchial placodes produce sensory ganglia within branchial clefts. Fibroblast growth factor (FGF) family of protein ligands from the surrounding tissues are responsible ...
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Gou, Yunzi (2019-04-29)Sox2 and Sox3 are SoxB1 transcription factors that act redundantly in the neural ectoderm, but also are uniquely required in other systems. To address functions of sox2 and sox3 in otic and epibranchial development, we ...
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Vemaraju, Shruti; Kantarci, Husniye; Padanad, Mahesh S.; Riley, Bruce B.; Goodrich, Lisa (PLoS Genetics, 2012)
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Kantarci, Husniye; Edlund, Renee K.; Groves, Andrew K.; Riley, Bruce B.; Mullins, Mary C. (PLoS Genetics, 2015)