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Debora Farber

University of California, Los Angeles

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Molecular Biology Institute (mbi)

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University of California, Los Angeles

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ophthalmology genetics neuroscience gene expression mammalian biology molecular biology retina protein science human genetics experimental ophthalmology membrane biology molecular genetics genomics visual science vision research genome biology protein genetics protein expression experimental medicine gene function structural biology neuro-ophthalmology gene regulation neurochemistry chromosome biology photoreceptor cells neurophysiology cytogenetics retinal degeneration avian biology brain science biochemical sciences cellular neurobiology experimental testing transcription regulation retinitis pigmentosa medicinal research cyclic nucleotides molecular physiology protein phosphorylation biological chemistry neural science molecular neurobiology gene characterization human retina animal genetics rna biology molecular regulation rd mouse enzyme inhibition vascular biology ophthalmology retina genetic disorders experiment design cgmp phosphodiesterase mouse retina chromosomal localization molecular cell biology redox biology animal physiology photobiology medical genetics receptor (biochemistry) molecular substrates gene structure visual function photoreceptor degeneration rcs rats cyclic gmp photoreceptor cell degeneration bovine retina retinal cgmp-phosphodiesterase rd mice non-coding rna biomedical research cyclic gmp accumulation ocular disease glaucoma

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Crispr-Ascas12A Efficiently Corrects a Gpr143 Intronic Mutation in Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells From an Ocular Albinism Patient. The CRISPR Journal (2022)

Simona TorrianoEdouard BaulierAlejandro Garcia DiazBarbara CorneoDebora B. Farber

crisprgeneticsmolecular geneticsophthalmology

Generation of a Human Ocular Albinism Type 1 Ipsc Line, Seii001-a, With a Mutation in Gpr143. Stem Cell Research (2018)

Edouard BaulierAlejandro Garcia DiazBarbara CorneoDebora B. Farber

stem cell researchgeneticsstem cellsdermatologyipsc linegenetic disordersophthalmologygenetic variationhuman genetics

Human Embryonic Stem Cells Extracellular Vesicles and Their Effects on Immortalized Human Retinal MüLler Cells. PLoS ONE (2018)

Yingqian PengEdouard BaulierYifeng KeAlejandra YoungNovruz B. AhmedliSteven D. SchwartzDebora B. Farber

developmental biologystem cell researchstem cellsplo biologycell biologyophthalmology

The G-Protein Coupled Receptor Oa1 Activates Creb Through G∝S to Modulate Doublecortin Expression in Developing Mouse Eyes. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2018)

Sonia GuhaKristen LeeMelody WangDebora B Farber

developmental biologyreceptorsgeneticsvision researchcell signalingg protein-coupled receptormouse eyessignal transductionophthalmologygene expressionfunctional regulationdoublecortin expression

GNAI3: Another Candidate Gene to Screen in Persons With Ocular Albinism. PLoS ONE (2016)

Alejandra YoungUma DandekarCalvin PanAvery SaderJie J. ZhengRichard A. LewisDebora B. Farber

candidate genegeneticsdermatologyocular albinismmammalian biologyophthalmologyhuman genetics

Screening the Dna of Ocular Albinism Patients for Possible Mutations in Gnai3 (Guanine Nucleotide Binding Protein, Alpha Inhibiting Activity Polypeptide 3 Gene). Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2014)

Alejandra YoungRichard A LewisDebora B Farber

geneticspossible mutationsmolecular geneticsophthalmology

A Constitutively Active GαI3 Protein Corrects the Abnormal Retinal Pigment Epithelium Phenotype of Oa1−/− Mice. PLoS ONE (2013)

Alejandra YoungYing WangNovruz B. AhmedliMeisheng JiangDebora B. Farber

geneticsprotein scienceneuroscienceregenerative medicineophthalmology retinaretinamammalian biologyophthalmologygene expression

Dynamics of the Rhomboid-Like Protein Rhbdd2 Expression in Mouse Retina and Involvement of Its Human Ortholog in Retinitis Pigmentosa. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2013)

Novruz B. AhmedliYekaterina GribanovaCollins C. NjokuAkash NaiduAlejandra YoungEmmanuel MendozaClyde K. YamashitaRiza Köksal ÖzgülJerry E. JohnsonDonald A. FoxDebora B. Farber

biophysicsmouse retinahuman orthologprotein scienceretinitis pigmentosaprotein structurebiological chemistrybiologyretinaprotein geneticsmammalian biologyophthalmologyprotein expression

Identification of Genes Critical for Normal Pigmentation of Rpe and Crossing of the Optic Nerves in Mouse Embryos. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2013)

Sonia GuhaAlejandra YoungDebora Farber

developmental biologygeneticsmouse embryosembryonic developmentgene regulationanimal biotechnologygene characterizationnormal pigmentationmammalian biologyophthalmologyembryologygene expressiongene therapypigmentsgene function

A Constitutively Active G-Alpha-I3 Corrects the Abnormal Rpe Melanosomal Phenotype in Oa1 Knockout Mice. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2012)

Alejandra YoungMeisheng JiangNovruz B. AhmedliDebora B. Farber

receptorstumor biologygeneticsimmune responsesvisual sciencemelanomain vivo systemsvision researchknockout micedermatologyprotein sciencemammalian biologyophthalmologygene expressiongene therapy

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Debora Farber

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Molecular Biology Institute (mbi)

NoneDebora Farber is currently serving as a Molecular Biology Institute (Mbi) faculty at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Debora Farber

University of California, Los Angeles

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Crispr-Ascas12A Efficiently Corrects a Gpr143 Intronic Mutation in Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells From an Ocular Albinism Patient. The CRISPR Journal (2022)

Simona TorrianoEdouard BaulierAlejandro Garcia DiazBarbara CorneoDebora B. Farber

crisprgeneticsmolecular geneticsophthalmology

Generation of a Human Ocular Albinism Type 1 Ipsc Line, Seii001-a, With a Mutation in Gpr143. Stem Cell Research (2018)

Edouard BaulierAlejandro Garcia DiazBarbara CorneoDebora B. Farber

stem cell researchgeneticsstem cellsdermatologyipsc linegenetic disordersophthalmologygenetic variationhuman genetics

Human Embryonic Stem Cells Extracellular Vesicles and Their Effects on Immortalized Human Retinal MüLler Cells. PLoS ONE (2018)

Yingqian PengEdouard BaulierYifeng KeAlejandra YoungNovruz B. AhmedliSteven D. SchwartzDebora B. Farber

developmental biologystem cell researchstem cellsplo biologycell biologyophthalmology

The G-Protein Coupled Receptor Oa1 Activates Creb Through G∝S to Modulate Doublecortin Expression in Developing Mouse Eyes. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2018)

Sonia GuhaKristen LeeMelody WangDebora B Farber

developmental biologyreceptorsgeneticsvision researchcell signalingg protein-coupled receptormouse eyessignal transductionophthalmologygene expressionfunctional regulationdoublecortin expression

GNAI3: Another Candidate Gene to Screen in Persons With Ocular Albinism. PLoS ONE (2016)

Alejandra YoungUma DandekarCalvin PanAvery SaderJie J. ZhengRichard A. LewisDebora B. Farber

candidate genegeneticsdermatologyocular albinismmammalian biologyophthalmologyhuman genetics

Alejandra YoungRichard A LewisDebora B Farber

geneticspossible mutationsmolecular geneticsophthalmology

A Constitutively Active GαI3 Protein Corrects the Abnormal Retinal Pigment Epithelium Phenotype of Oa1−/− Mice. PLoS ONE (2013)

Alejandra YoungYing WangNovruz B. AhmedliMeisheng JiangDebora B. Farber

geneticsprotein scienceneuroscienceregenerative medicineophthalmology retinaretinamammalian biologyophthalmologygene expression

Dynamics of the Rhomboid-Like Protein Rhbdd2 Expression in Mouse Retina and Involvement of Its Human Ortholog in Retinitis Pigmentosa. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2013)

Novruz B. AhmedliYekaterina GribanovaCollins C. NjokuAkash NaiduAlejandra YoungEmmanuel MendozaClyde K. YamashitaRiza Köksal ÖzgülJerry E. JohnsonDonald A. FoxDebora B. Farber

biophysicsmouse retinahuman orthologprotein scienceretinitis pigmentosaprotein structurebiological chemistrybiologyretinaprotein geneticsmammalian biologyophthalmologyprotein expression

Identification of Genes Critical for Normal Pigmentation of Rpe and Crossing of the Optic Nerves in Mouse Embryos. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2013)

Sonia GuhaAlejandra YoungDebora Farber

A Constitutively Active G-Alpha-I3 Corrects the Abnormal Rpe Melanosomal Phenotype in Oa1 Knockout Mice. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2012)

Alejandra YoungMeisheng JiangNovruz B. AhmedliDebora B. Farber

receptorstumor biologygeneticsimmune responsesvisual sciencemelanomain vivo systemsvision researchknockout micedermatologyprotein sciencemammalian biologyophthalmologygene expressiongene therapy

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