[bioundgrd] Biology Colloquium TODAY

[Rachel McPherson]

Biology Colloquium
Monday, January 30, 2006
Dr. David Kimelman
University of Washington
"Fish Tails and Fish Buns: The Importance of Bmp Signaling"
32-123 Stata Center Auditorium
4pm (refreshments at 3:30)
Hosted by Dr. Hazel Sive

Dr. Kimelman is a 1990 Searle Scholar, he got his 
PhD from Harvard in 1989 and is currently a 
professor of Biochemistry and Zoology at the 
University of Washington. Dr. Kimelman's 
laboratory focuses on the role of intercellular 
signaling in the early developing vertebrate 
embryo, specifically focusing on the frog and 
zebrafish embryos. The work ranges from 
biochemical studies aimed at understanding the 
proteins involved in the intracellular signaling 
pathways to genetic studies aimed at 
understanding how these signals function to 
create embryonic structures.



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