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Prof. Jeffrey Gerst
Intracellular and Intercellular mRNA traffickingCollaboration with: Prof. Robert Singer (Albert Einstein College of Medicine) Prof. Markus Landthaler (Max Delbruck Center for Molecule Medicine) Prof. Andre Levchenko (Yale University) Prof. Yitzhak Pilpel (Weizmann Institute of Science)Intracellular mRNA trafficking in yeast and its role in organelle biogenesis and cell physiologyIntercellular trafficking of mRNAs in mammalian cells and its role in cell physiologyGenome-wide mapping of mRNA localization in yeastSpecialized ribosomes in the control of protein translationIdentification of genes involved in chemotropism and chemotaxis
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Prof. Benjamin Geiger
Molecular diversity of adhesion complexesThe roles of mechanical force in adhesion developmentRole of phosphorylation in regulating cell adhesion and migrationSignaling from the ECMCell adhesion and migration in cancerQuantitatibve automated microscopy and high throughput screens
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Prof. Gad Galili
Association of metabolism and cell biology with plant development and response to stressCollaboration with: Zevulun Elazar, Aviah Zilberstein, Rachel Amir, Yoram Kapulnik, Alisaider FernieGene expression programs and metabolic networks associated with seed maturation and germinationMetabolic engineering of high-lysine plantsGenetic, genomic and bioinformatics approaches to elucidate metabolic networks in plantsRegulatory interactions between primary and secondary metabolism of plantsCell biology and physiology of autophagy-associated processes in plants
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Prof. Avishay Gal-Yam
Cosmic explosionsCore-collapse supernova explosions: their origins, nature, physics and population statisticsThermonuclear supernova explosions (SNe Ia): their nature and ratesGamma-Ray Bursts: their origin and relation to supernovaeNew types of cosmic explosions
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Prof. Sara Fuchs
The basis of D2 dopamine receptor diversity: Cloning, signal transduction, development, and correlation with disease.The nicotinic acetylcholine receptor: Structure, function, and regulation of gene expression.Myasthenia gravis: Regulatory mechanisms, epitopes, and immunodulation.
