SCHOBORG LAB @ UWYO
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Welcome to the Schoborg Lab

We are biologists interested in understanding what makes animal cells misbehave to cause disease and disrupt development   
What we Do

Molecular Biology at 7220'

We are in the Department of Molecular Biology, part of the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Wyoming. We are also a member of the Molecular and Cellular Life Sciences Program.
Our research seeks to uncover the molecular basis of disease. How do defects that occur at the level of molecules and cells translate across tissues and organs to affect an organism's physiology and development?  Our lab attempts to answer this question using the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster. We utilize techniques from classic and molecular genetics, cell and developmental biology, biochemistry, and high resolution imaging to connect biological mechanisms from the nanoscale to the macroscale.   
PUBLICATIONS

Cool Stuff We Do

Brain of the fly pupae (u-CT)
A larva with cancer cachexia (u-CT)
 Organ system of the adult fruit fly (u-CT)
Live cell imaging of neural stem cells building a fly brain
Central Nervous System in the adult fly (u-CT)

 Lab News (rarely if ever updated)

I'll just blame it on COVID




Interested?

We are always looking for motivated folks to join the lab!
Undergraduate & Graduate Students, Research Assistants and Postdocs are all welcome to apply.


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  • Home
  • What We Do
    • Brain Growth Control
    • Imaging Methods for Whole Animal Phenotyping
  • Publications
  • FOLKS
  • CONTACT