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The Genetics Society of America (GSA) has selected Andrea Pauli, PhD, a postdoc in Alex Schier’s lab, for the Chi-Bin Chien Award, which is given to an outstanding…
MCB 60 Cellular Biology and Molecular Medicine This course provides an introduction to the principles of molecular and cellular biology and their connections to biomedicine. We explore how…
(l to r) Alex Schier, Andi Pauli, Megan Norris, Eivind Valen, and Guo-Liang Chew According to the British embryologist Lewis Wolpert, “it is not birth, marriage, or death,…
A Zebrabow fish circled by a rainbow of ribosome profiles. In three papers published in Development, the Schier lab suggests that signals move through developing tissues by hindered…
Alex Schier (l) and Tessa Montague Tessa Montague, a second year graduate student in Alex Schier's lab, has received The National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate (NDSEG)…
(L to R) Sharad Ramanathan, Drew Robson, Ben Jordan, Alexander Schier, Patrick Müller, and Katherine Rogers How do zebras get their stripes and leopards their spots? Why is…
(L to R) Susan Mango, Andy McMahon, Bodo Stern, Catherine Dulac, Sam Kunes (seated), Alex Schier, and Jeff Lichtman Even with the most powerful optical microscopes, biologists who…
(L to R)Nadine Vastenhouw and Alexander Schier The genomes of most animals are inactive for hours or days after fertilization. Transcription is only initiated during the maternal-zygotic transition…
(L to R)Alexander Schier and Jason Rihel Many psychiatric drugs were discovered decades ago through serendipity. For example, a tuberculosis drug called iproniazid also happened to make people…
