Jery has been awarded a BARI postdoctoral fellowship to study the lipid droplet proteome in... Read More
Stem cells are the building blocks during development of organisms as varied as plants and humans. In addition, stem cells provide for the maintenance and regeneration of tissues, such as blood and skin, throughout the lifetime of an individual. The ability of stem cells to contribute to these processes depends on their ability to divide and generate both new stem cells (self-renewal) as well as specialized cell types (differentiation). The Jones lab uses the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster and 3D human intestinal organoids as model systems to establish paradigms for how stem cell behavior is controlled.
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We are looking for people who love stem cells, aging, and metabolism to join us! Contact Leanne Jones for more... Read More