CDB Symposium 2009 Shape and Polarity march 23-25,2009    
CDB Symposium 2009 Shape and Polarity march 23-25,2009

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Hiroshi Hamada

Hiroshi Hamada

Hiroshi Hamada is a professor in the Graduate School of Frontier Biosciences at Osaka University. His laboratory uses the mouse system to study embryonic patterning and organogenesis. Prompted by the finding of Lefty, a left-right asymmetrically expressed TGFβ member, his group has been investigating how body axes are established. Hiroshi received his M.D. and Ph.D. from Okayama University in Japan, and worked in NIH/USA and Newfoundland/Canada for 9 years. His interest in development stems from earlier work on embryonal carcinoma cells performed in Canada. His current interests are the mechanism of symmetry breaking and the origin of body axes.

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Julie Ahringer
Ping Chen
Jon Clarke
Anne Ephrussi
Bob Goldstein
Hiroshi Hamada
Shigeo Hayashi
Carl-Philipp Heisenberg
Robert Insall
Christopher Kintner
Juergen Knoblich
Thomas Lecuit
Fumio Matsuzaki
Roberto Mayor
Hiroki Nishida
Shigeo Ohno
Sarah Russell
Hitoshi Sawa
Rudolf Winklbauer
Zhenbiao Yang
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