Research in our lab is focused on understanding the evolution of multicellularity in animals.
In particular, we study the evolution and function of cell adhesion proteins to understand how animal tissues are built.
To do this, we utilize a broad range of methods in comparative embryology, cell biology, protein biochemistry, and bioinformatics to explore how cells stick together in non-bilaterian animals (cnidarians, placozoans, sponges and ctenophores).
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Lauching a new website for the Clarke Lab
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We recently published “EGFR-dependent actomyosin patterning coordinates morphogenetic movements between tissues in Drosophila melanogaster” in Developmental ...
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We recently published “VitelloTag - a tool for high-throughput cargo delivery into oocytes” in Development.