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Faculty in the Center for Biological Clocks

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Deborah Bell-Pedersen

Biology – Molecular genetics and genomics of circadian clocks and signaling pathways in fungi

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Kira Delmore

Biology – Hybridization, speciation, and behavioral genomics

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David Earnest

Neuroscience and Experimental Therapeutics – Uncovering mechanistic links between emotional states, biological timing, sleep, and development of chronic diseases using interdisciplinary approaches.

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Richard Gomer

Biology – Statistical analysis of circadian data

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Paul Hardin

Biology – Molecular biology of biological clocks in Drosophila; behavioral neurogenetics; transcriptional regulation.

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Jeff Jones

Biology – Understanding the genes, neurons, and circuits regulating circadian rhythms in behavior and physiology

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Alex Keene

Biology – Neural regulation of behavior in flies and fish models

Gladys Ko

Veterinary Integrative Biosciences – Mechanisms underlying the circadian regulation of ion channels and their functions

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Wanhe Li

Biology – Uncovering mechanistic links between emotional states, biological timing, sleep, and development of chronic diseases using interdisciplinary approaches.

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Jerome Menet

Biology – Molecular mechanism of the circadian clock in mice

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Christine Merlin

Biology – Molecular genetics and genomics of monarch butterfly circadian clocks and long-distance migration

Weston Porter

Veterinary Integrative Biosciences – Roles of transcription factors in mammary gland development and breast cancer

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Shogo Sato

Biology – Molecular and physiological basis of circadian-metabolic crosstalk in mammals

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Gerard Toussaint

Neuroscience and Experimental Therapeutics, TAM Health Science Center – Signal transduction and circadian genes in human glioblastoma and glioma

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Chaodong Wu

Nutrition and Food Science – Integrative regulation of metabolism related to obesity and diabetes

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Mark Zoran

Biology – Developmental neurobiology; molecular determinants of synapse formation; neural regeneration; biological clock control of neural signaling

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