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David R. McClay

Professor Emeritus Professor

Duke University

Affiliations

Duke University School of Medicine

Cell & Molecular Biology

Developmental & Stem Cell Biology

Neurobiology

David R. Mcclay is currently serving as a Cell & Molecular Biology Professor Emeritus Professor at Duke University.

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Duke University

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developmental biology marine biology embryonic development cell biology sea urchin embryo embryology genetics molecular biology avian biology sea urchin embryos gene expression morphogenesis cell adhesion cellular differentiation developmental science reproductive biology gene regulation gene regulatory networks cell signaling developmental genetics genomics molecular cell biology child development animal science cellular biology stem cell research fish biology sea urchin development sea urchins genome biology zoology mammalian biology animal physiology vascular biology left-right asymmetry cell research germ cell fate retina gametogenesis tissue development cell migration sea urchin gastrulation matrix biology cell lineage cell fate determination cancer biology evolutionary developmental biology cell motility signaling pathways sea urchin embryogenesis primary mesenchyme cells sea urchin eggs aquaculture animal biotechnology marine genomics developmental immunology cell polarity organ development single-cell analysis gene function experimental biology nuclear b-catenin thin filopodia wnt pathways secondary mesenchyme cells cell-cell interactions extracellular matrix proteins embryo dissociation genome sequencing phylogenomics comparative genomics cell cycle marine ecology ontogeny reproductive physiology apoptosis

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

A Molecular Basis for Spine Color Morphs in the Sea Urchin Lytechinus Variegatus. Scientific Reports (2024)

Maria WiseMadison SilviaGerardo ReyesRushane DunnThomas M. OnoratoCosmo PieplowAidan FurzeEl HebertNathalie OulhenDan RitschoffDavid R. McClayGary Wessel

genetic basisgeneticsspine color morphsmorphology (biology)developmental biologyevolutionary biology

An Rna Interference Approach for Functional Studies in the Sea Urchin and Its Use in Analysis of Nodal Signaling Gradients. Developmental Biology (2024)

Keen WilsonCarl MannerEsther MirandaAlejandro BerrioGregory A. WrayDavid R. McClay

gene expressionrna processingbiologybiological functionmolecular biologydevelopmental biologyrna biologyfunctional studies

An Rna Interference Approach for Functional Studies in the Sea Urchin Ands Its Use in Analysis of Nodal Signaling Gradients. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Keen WilsonCarl MannerEsther MirandaAlejandro BerrioGreg WrayDavid R McClay

biophysicsbiological oceanographyoceanographyenvironmental sciencemarine biologyrna biologyecologyfunctional studies

Contrasting the Development of Larval and Adult Body Plans During the Evolution of Biphasic Lifecycles in Sea Urchins. Development (2024)

Brennan D. McDonaldAbdull J. MassriAlejandro BerrioMaria ByrneDavid R. McClayGregory A. Wray

adult body plansevolutionary developmental biologymarine biologybiphasic lifecyclesdevelopmental biologyecologyevolutionary biologysea urchins

Reprogramming of Cells During Embryonic Transfating: Overcoming a Reprogramming Block. Development (2024)

Alejandro BerrioEsther MirandaAbdull J. MassriAnton AfanassievGeoffrey SchiebingerGregory A WrayDavid R. McClay

regeneration (biology)implantation (embryology)cell biologyreprogramming blockstem cell researchdevelopmental cellembryonic stem cellsreproductive biologystem cellscell proliferationembryonic transfatingcellular differentiationregenerative medicinedevelopmental biologyinduced pluripotent stem cellsmolecular biologycell transplantationcellular therapyembryonic developmentembryology

Single-Cell Transcriptomics Reveals Evolutionary Reconfiguration of Embryonic Cell Fate Specification in the Sea Urchin Heliocidaris Erythrogramma. (2024)

Abdull J MassriAlejandro BerrioAnton AfanassievLaura GreenstreetKrista PiphoMaria ByrneGeoffrey SchiebingerDavid R McClayGregory A Wray

genomicsmarine biologydevelopmental biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Single-Cell Transcriptomics Reveals Evolutionary Reconfiguration of Embryonic Cell Fate Specification in the Sea Urchin Heliocidaris Erythrogramma. Genome Biology and Evolution (2024)

Abdull J MassriAlejandro BerrioAnton AfanassievLaura GreenstreetKrista PiphoMaria ByrneGeoffrey SchiebingerDavid R McClayGregory A Wray

genomicsgenome biologydevelopmental cellembryonic stem cellsdevelopmental biologyevolutionary biology

Feedback Circuits Are Numerous in Embryonic Gene Regulatory Networks and Offer a Stabilizing Influence on Evolution of Those Networks. EvoDevo (2023)

Abdull Jesus MassriBrennan McDonaldGregory A. WrayDavid R. McClay

network sciencedevelopmental biologynetwork evolutionstabilizing influenceevolutionary biologygene regulationfeedback circuits

Development of a Larval Nervous System in the Sea Urchin. Current topics in developmental biology/Current Topics in Developmental Biology (2022)

David R McClay

larval nervous systembiologynervous systemdevelopmental biology

Wound Repair in Sea Urchin Larvae Involves Pigment Cells and Blastocoelar Cells. Developmental Biology (2022)

Raymond L. AllenAndrew N. GeorgeEsther MirandaTaji M. PhillipsJanice M. CrawfordDaniel P. KiehartDavid R. McClay

marine biologyblastocoelar cellssea urchin larvaewound repairdevelopmental biologypigment cells

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David R. McClay

Professor Emeritus Professor

Duke University

Affiliations

Duke University School of Medicine

Cell & Molecular Biology

Developmental & Stem Cell Biology

Neurobiology

David R. Mcclay is currently serving as a Cell & Molecular Biology Professor Emeritus Professor at Duke University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David R. McClay

Duke University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Molecular Basis for Spine Color Morphs in the Sea Urchin Lytechinus Variegatus. Scientific Reports (2024)

Maria WiseMadison SilviaGerardo ReyesRushane DunnThomas M. OnoratoCosmo PieplowAidan FurzeEl HebertNathalie OulhenDan RitschoffDavid R. McClayGary Wessel

genetic basisgeneticsspine color morphsmorphology (biology)developmental biologyevolutionary biology

An Rna Interference Approach for Functional Studies in the Sea Urchin and Its Use in Analysis of Nodal Signaling Gradients. Developmental Biology (2024)

Keen WilsonCarl MannerEsther MirandaAlejandro BerrioGregory A. WrayDavid R. McClay

gene expressionrna processingbiologybiological functionmolecular biologydevelopmental biologyrna biologyfunctional studies

An Rna Interference Approach for Functional Studies in the Sea Urchin Ands Its Use in Analysis of Nodal Signaling Gradients. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Keen WilsonCarl MannerEsther MirandaAlejandro BerrioGreg WrayDavid R McClay

biophysicsbiological oceanographyoceanographyenvironmental sciencemarine biologyrna biologyecologyfunctional studies

Contrasting the Development of Larval and Adult Body Plans During the Evolution of Biphasic Lifecycles in Sea Urchins. Development (2024)

Brennan D. McDonaldAbdull J. MassriAlejandro BerrioMaria ByrneDavid R. McClayGregory A. Wray

adult body plansevolutionary developmental biologymarine biologybiphasic lifecyclesdevelopmental biologyecologyevolutionary biologysea urchins

Reprogramming of Cells During Embryonic Transfating: Overcoming a Reprogramming Block. Development (2024)

Alejandro BerrioEsther MirandaAbdull J. MassriAnton AfanassievGeoffrey SchiebingerGregory A WrayDavid R. McClay

Single-Cell Transcriptomics Reveals Evolutionary Reconfiguration of Embryonic Cell Fate Specification in the Sea Urchin Heliocidaris Erythrogramma. (2024)

Abdull J MassriAlejandro BerrioAnton AfanassievLaura GreenstreetKrista PiphoMaria ByrneGeoffrey SchiebingerDavid R McClayGregory A Wray

genomicsmarine biologydevelopmental biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Single-Cell Transcriptomics Reveals Evolutionary Reconfiguration of Embryonic Cell Fate Specification in the Sea Urchin Heliocidaris Erythrogramma. Genome Biology and Evolution (2024)

Abdull J MassriAlejandro BerrioAnton AfanassievLaura GreenstreetKrista PiphoMaria ByrneGeoffrey SchiebingerDavid R McClayGregory A Wray

genomicsgenome biologydevelopmental cellembryonic stem cellsdevelopmental biologyevolutionary biology

Feedback Circuits Are Numerous in Embryonic Gene Regulatory Networks and Offer a Stabilizing Influence on Evolution of Those Networks. EvoDevo (2023)

Abdull Jesus MassriBrennan McDonaldGregory A. WrayDavid R. McClay

network sciencedevelopmental biologynetwork evolutionstabilizing influenceevolutionary biologygene regulationfeedback circuits

Development of a Larval Nervous System in the Sea Urchin. Current topics in developmental biology/Current Topics in Developmental Biology (2022)

David R McClay

larval nervous systembiologynervous systemdevelopmental biology

Wound Repair in Sea Urchin Larvae Involves Pigment Cells and Blastocoelar Cells. Developmental Biology (2022)

Raymond L. AllenAndrew N. GeorgeEsther MirandaTaji M. PhillipsJanice M. CrawfordDaniel P. KiehartDavid R. McClay

marine biologyblastocoelar cellssea urchin larvaewound repairdevelopmental biologypigment cells

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