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Biomolecular Chemistry
A Century of Research Excellence: 1921-2021
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Developmental Biology

During development, cells divide and differentiate ultimately giving rise to the complex set of tissues that comprise the adult organism. This is a highly regulated process that when not properly executed can lead to diseases, such as cancer, and to birth defects. Our faculty exploit a variety of model organisms and cell-based systems to answer fundamental questions about the mechanisms of development and apply this knowledge to understanding disease pathologies.

Relevant Labs: Audhya, Harrison, Hull, Lewis, Sheets.

Audhya, Anjon (Jon)

Harrison, Melissa M.

Hull, Christina M.

Lewis, Peter W.

Sheets, Michael D.

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  • Department of Biomolecular Chemistry
    420 Henry Mall, Room 1135
    Madison, WI 53706
  • Email: bmolchem@wisc.edu
  • Phone: +1 608 262 1347
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