EMBO Member
Yale University, New Haven | United States
EMBO 2004
How do molecules make cells? How do cells move? To understand the interaction rules that allow molecules to work together to form highly organized and dynamic cellular structures, we use highly sensitive techniques to visualize and manipulate individual biological molecules. Most of our work focuses the microtubule cytoskeleton. Our systems include cilia and flagella, neuronal morphology and mitosis.
Keywords: Morphology / motor proteins / cytoskeleton / microtubules / mechanical signaling / dendrites and neurons / kinesin / cilia and flagella
Subject area(s): Cell & Tissue Architecture | Proteins & Biochemistry | Structural Biology & Biophysics