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In the Li lab, we strive to understand the fundamental laws governing the behavior and interactions of cellular systems. Our current work focuses on questions pertaining to the molecular and physical basis of self-organization during morphogenesis, and the evolutionary dynamics of cell division pathways. We also work toward applying insights learned from basic research to the understanding and cure of diseases such as cancer and polycystic kidney disease.

 

Front Row, left to right: Guangbo Chen, Ines Mendes Pinto, Wahid Mulla, Chuankai Zhou, Pei-Shan Wang.  Second Row:  Jin Zhu, Sheng Xia, Sree Ramachandran, Rong Li, Praveen Suraneni, Mary Toth, Tamara Potapova.  Third row:  Renju Nair, Parama Paul, Pushpendra Singh, Arupratan Das, Boris Rubinstein (Research Advisor/Collaborator), Dominic Heinecke, Kexi Yi, Yuping Wu.  Not Pictured:  Sarah Smith


Lab News

Mar 2012

Congrats Ines Pinto for her PhD in Molecular Medicine, awarded by the GABBA program and Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal !

Congrats Dr Tamara Potapova for getting a Postdoctoral Fellowship titled " Molecular Mechanisms of Polyploidy Checkpoint"  from American Cancer Society !

May 2012

Guangbo Chen was awarded the DeLill Nasser Career Development Travel Award for 2012.

Dr Ines Pinto was awarded by the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology for her outstanding Doctoral Thesis in Molecular Medicine.

December 2012

Goodbye and good luck to Dr Arupratan Das as he moves on to post doc in the Clare Waterman lab!

Congrats Dr Ines Pinto and Dr Kexi Yi on their excellent minisymposia presentations at the American Society for Cell Biology annual meeting!

Updated 12/21/2012