Dr. Leeat Yankielowicz-Keren
Systems tissue pathology
Prof. Varda Rotter
The role of p53 in maintaining genomic plasticity
Prof. Eldad Tzahor
Cardiomyocyte cell-cycle control and dedifferentiation
Prof. Moshe Oren
Molecular and cellular biology of cancer
Prof. Elior Peles
Development of myelinated nerves
Prof. Yehiel Zick
Cross talk between insulin resistance, animal lectins and bone remodeling
Dr. Itay Tirosh
Tumor Systems Biology
Prof. Shalev Itzkovitz
Systems Biology of Mammalian Tissues
Prof. Sima Lev
Cell Signaling in Cancer Development and Metastasis
Prof. Eran Segal
Developing Computational Models for Personalized Medicine
Prof. Oren Schuldiner
Mechanisms of neuronal remodeling
Prof. Valery Krizhanovsky
Cellular senescence in tissue damage cancer and aging
Prof. Yardena Samuels
Melanoma Functional Genomics
Prof. Ravid Straussman
The study of resistance to anti-cancer therapy
Dr. Yonatan Stelzer
Epigenetics in development and disease
Prof. Gil Levkowitz
Linking genes, development and function of the zebrafish hypothalamus
Prof. Uri Alon
Systems biology and physics of behavior

Research in our department centers around molecular mechanisms that control different aspects of cell biology during development and disease states. Large part of the research focuses on cancer heterogeneity at both genomics, proteomics, and the cancer microbiome. We bring unique and innovative research approaches that shed light on organ function in vivo, such as heart, liver, pancreas, gut, and the nervous system. Studies at the department explore diverse cell biology topics including cell-cell communication, cytoskeletal organization; intracellular signaling; senescence, differentiation; physiology and metabolism.

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