Antagonistic signaling peptides determine plant tissue patterns.
It is an inevitable consequence of life that cells interact with their local environment. Cells need to respond to cues from their interactions, be they physical interactions with neighboring cells or chemical interactions with the environment. MCB faculty take a wide variety of approaches to understand the broad scope of cell signaling and adaption.
Dr. Hannele Ruohola-Baker works with students to understand the cellular signals for development
From interpreting signals at the plasma membrane, to transducing them through the cytoplasm, to responding to them in the nucleus and other key organelles, Seattle MCB faculty are leading the way to understand cell signaling and interactions. Seattle MCB students are on the cutting-edge using innovative approaches to explore the wide gamut of physiological processes involved in the integration of signals and the subsequent cellular responses.
Faculty Area Directors: Sandra Bajjalieh, Nic Lehrbach
Student Area Directors: Manuel Rosero, David Sokolov
Area Of interest FacultyFeatured Research
Faculty Area Directors: Sandra Bajjalieh, Nic Lehrbach
Student Area Directors: Manuel Rosero, David Sokolov
Suggested Courses: 2021-2022 suggested courses
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