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Gary Bassell, Ph.D. Associate Professor Phone: 3772 Email: gbassell@cellbio.emory.edu Research interests: mRNA transport and local protein synthesis, their function in axon guidance and synaptic plasticity, and dysfunction in Spinal Muscular Atrophy and Fragile X Syndrome. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Ping Chen, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Phone: 1808/1807 Email: pchen@cellbio.emory.edu Personal Web Site: http://cellbio.emory.edu/lab/chen Research interests: Molecular regulation of the development and regeneration of the mammalian auditory system. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants David Dunlap, Ph.D. Asst Professor-RT Phone: 7729/3951 Email: ddunlap@emory.edu Research interests: Chromatin folding and dynamics. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Arthur English, Ph.D. Professor Phone: 6250/0449 Email: art@cellbio.emory.edu Personal Web Site: http://www.cellbio.emory.edu/lab/english/ Research interests: Interactions between the nervous system and the musculoskeletal system. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Victor Faundez, M.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Phone: 3900/3945 Email: faundez@cellbio.emory.edu Research interests: Cellular and molecular mechanisms of endosomal membrane trafficking in neuronal systems. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants William Goolsby, MSEE Senior Associate Phone: 6261 Email: bill@cellbio.emory.edu Research interests: More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Criss Hartzell, Ph.D. Professor Phone: 0444/6260 Email: criss@cellbio.emory.edu Personal Web Site: http://www.emory.edu/HEARTCELL Research interests: Ion channel regulation and signal transduction. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Harish Joshi, Ph.D. Associate Professor Phone: 6273/0445 Email: joshi@cellbio.emory.edu Research interests: Study of microtubules which play crucial roles in both mitotic and post-mitotic phases of neuron life. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Andrew Kowalczyk, Ph.D. Joint Appointment Phone: 727-8517 Email: akowalc@emory.edu Research interests: Molecular interactions, assembly, and signaling of vascular endothelial intercellular junctions. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Erick Lin, Faculty (Otolaryngology) Phone: 3723/3715 Email: xlin2@emory.edu@cellbio.emory.edu Research interests: More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Marla Luskin, Ph.D. Professor Phone: 6266/0600 Email: luskin@cellbio.emory.edu Research interests: Developmental neurobiology; regulation of cell proliferation, migration and differentiation. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Robert Mckeon, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Phone: 6956/8760 Email: mckeon@cellbio.emory.edu Research interests: Glial response to neural injury; axonal regenerative failure; neuroprotection. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Kenneth Moberg, Ph.D. Asst. Professor Phone: 3733/3758 Email: kmoberg@cellbio.emory.edu Research interests: Developmental control of tissue growth in Drosophila by proliferation and apoptosis pathways. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Kyle Petersen, Ph.D. Professor Phone: 6295 Email: kyle@cellbio.emory.edu Research interests: More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Maureen Powers, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Phone: 8859/8866 Email: mpowers@cellbio.emory.edu Personal Web Site: http://cellbio.emory.edu/lab/powers Research interests: Structure and function of the nuclear pore. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Zhiqiang Qu, Faculty Phone: 6260 Email: zqu@cellbio.emory.edu Research interests: More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Wilfried Rossoll, Ph.D. Instructor Phone: 0668 Email: wrossol@cellbio.emory.edu Research interests: Role of mRNA transport and local translation in the regulation of axon growth, with emphasis on the axonal function of SMN. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Winfield Sale, Ph.D. Professor Phone: 6263/6265 Email: win@cellbio.emory.edu Personal Web Site: http://cellbio.emory.edu/lab/sale Research interests: Role of microtubules in cell motility, with emphasis on the mechanism and regulation of dynein ATPase. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Subhabrata Sanyal, Ph.D. Faculty Phone: 1250/3758 Email: ssanya2@emory.edu Research interests: Signaling dependant Transcriptional control of neural plasticity in Drosophila More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Yukio Sasaki, Ph.D. Instructor Phone: 0668 Email: yukio.sasaki@emory.edu Personal Web Site: http://dancingaxon.googlepages.com/home2 Research interests: Role of RNA-binding proteins in axon guidance. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants John Scott, Ph.D. Professor Phone: 6247/0440 Email: johns@cellbio.emory.edu Personal Web Site: http://www.cellbio.emory.edu/lab/scott/ Research interests: Neurobiology of the chemical senses; olfactory system. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Barry Shur, Ph.D. Chairman Phone: 4315 Email: barry@cellbio.emory.edu Personal Web Site: http://cellbio.emory.edu/lab/shur Research interests: Molecular basis of cellular interactions during fertilization and development. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Erica Werner, Ph.D. Faculty Phone: 6277 Email: ericaw@cellbio.emory.edu Research interests: Cell-Extracellular matrix interactions. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants John Wood, Ph.D. Professor Phone: 8405/6255 Email: johng@cellbio.emory.edu Personal Web Site: http://cellbio.emory.edu/lab/wood Research interests: Neuronal cell biology; cytoskeletal proteins and Alzheimer's disease; microglial tyrosine phosphorylation in neurodegeneration. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Kanyan Xiao, Ph.D. Instructor Phone: 712-1830 Email: kxiao@emory.edu Research interests: The role of Cadherin based vascular endothelial intercellular junction in angiogenesis and vascular development. More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants James Zheng, Ph.D. Professor Phone: Email: zhengjg@cellbio.emory.edu Personal Web Site: http://cellbio.emory.edu/lab/zheng Research interests: Molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying neural development, disorders, and regeneration More Info: Full Profile  | Publications  | Grants Last Update: 07.25.2006

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