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Dr. Ted Zerucha

Professor Assistant Vice Provost for General and Experiential Education

Appalachian State University

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Appalachian State University

University College

College Of Arts And Sciences

Department Of Biology

Dr. Ted Zerucha is currently serving as an Appalachian State University Professor Assistant Vice Provost for General and Experiential Education at Appalachian State University.

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Dr. Ted Zerucha

Appalachian State University

Professor Assistant Vice Provost for General and Experiential Education

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developmental biology gene expression genetics developmental genetics molecular genetics developmental system genome biology molecular biology gene function embryonic forebrain developmental cell molecular cell biology evolutionary developmental biology genomic mechanisms gene regulation neurogenetics molecular evolution morphogenesis gene characterization gene regulatory networks neuroscience developmental neurobiology embryology heredity cell fate determination embryonic development gene structure homeobox genes cross-regulatory interactions conserved enhancer homeobox-containing genes meis-linked gene transcription (biology) stem cell research developmental cognitive neuroscience protein science neurodevelopmental disorders insect molecular biology plo biology mammalian biology signaling pathways developmental disorders brain science human embryonic development molecular regulation ependyma cell specialization differential expression orthologousdlx genes dlx homeodomain proteins pdz-domain protein co-activates transcription dlx family zebrafish development embryonic expression cross-regulatory elements distal-less-related family

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Identification and Embryonic Expression of a Highly Conserved Meis-Linked Gene. Developmental Biology (2011)

Anna C. CochraneBrandon S. CarpenterBrantley GrahamTed Zerucha

embryonic expressionembryonic developmentdevelopmental biologygene expressionmeis-linked gene

Identification and Characterization of a Highly Conserved Meis-Linked Gene. Developmental Biology (2009)

Brandon S. CarpenterBrantley GrahamTed Zerucha

genomicsdevelopmental biologygene characterizationdevelopmental geneticsgeneticsmeis-linked gene

Regulation of the Meis2 Homeobox Gene. Developmental Biology (2009)

molecular and cellular biologytranscription factorsgenome biologygene regulationmolecular geneticsmolecular cell biologygene functiongene expressiondevelopmental geneticsgeneticsmeis2 homeobox gene

Evidence That Grip, a Pdz-Domain Protein Which is Expressed in the Embryonic Forebrain, Co-Activates Transcription With DLX Homeodomain Proteins. Developmental Brain Research (2001)

Guoying YuTed ZeruchaMarc EkkerJohn L.R. Rubenstein

embryologystem cell researchneurosciencedevelopmental biologyembryonic forebraintranscription (biology)molecular biologygene expressiondlx homeodomain proteinsdevelopmental cellsignaling pathwaysdevelopmental cognitive neurosciencedevelopmental neurobiologypdz-domain proteindevelopmental disordersprotein scienceco-activates transcriptionneurodevelopmental disordersbrain sciencehuman embryonic developmentmolecular regulationcentral nervous system

Abstract Cross-Regulatory Interactions Between DLX Genes in the Embryonic Forebrain. Biochemistry and Cell Biology (2000)

insect molecular biologyneurogeneticsplo biologytranscription factorsembryonic forebraindevelopmental biologymolecular geneticsmolecular cell biologygene functiongene regulationmolecular biologydevelopmental systemgene expressiondevelopmental geneticsgene regulatory networksgeneticsgene structure

Abstract Cross-Regulatory Interactions Between I DLX /I Genes in the Embryonic Forebrain. Biochemistry and Cell Biology (2000)

M. EkkerT.S. ZeruchaT. StühmerG. HatchB.K. ParkQ. LongJ.L.R. Rubenstein

cell biologyembryonic forebrainbiochemistry

A Highly Conserved Enhancer in the Dlx5/Dlx6 Intergenic Region is the Site of Cross-Regulatory Interactions Between DLX Genes in the Embryonic Forebrain. Journal of Neuroscience (2000)

Ted ZeruchaThorsten StühmerGary HatchByung K. ParkQiaoming LongGuoying YuAdrianna GambarottaJoshua R. SchultzJohn L. R. RubensteinMarc Ekker

neurogeneticscross-regulatory interactionsconserved enhancerneuroscienceembryonic forebraindevelopmental biologygene regulationdevelopmental neurobiologygenetics

Differential Expression of Orthologousdlx Genes in Zebrafish and Mice: Implications for the Evolution of Thedlx Homeobox Gene Family. Journal of Experimental Zoology (2000)

differential expressionorthologousdlx genesdevelopmental biologymolecular geneticsevolutionary developmental biologygene functiongene characterizationgeneticsdevelopmental systemgene expressiondevelopmental geneticsgenome biology

Gene Pairs in Zebrafish and Mice: Implications for the Evolution of the Homeobox Gene Family. Journal of Experimental Zoology (Molecular and Developmental Evolution) (2000)

gene pairshomeobox gene familygenomic mechanismsgenomicsgenome biologydevelopmental biologymolecular geneticsmammalian biologyevolutionary developmental biologyevolutionary biologyhereditydevelopmental systemmolecular evolutiongene expressiondevelopmental geneticsgenetics

genomic mechanismsgenome biologydevelopmental biologymolecular geneticsevolutionary developmental biologyheredityhomeobox genesdevelopmental systemmolecular evolutiongene expressiondevelopmental geneticsmorphogenesisgenetics

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Dr. Ted Zerucha

Professor Assistant Vice Provost for General and Experiential Education

Appalachian State University

Affiliations

Appalachian State University

University College

College Of Arts And Sciences

Department Of Biology

Dr. Ted Zerucha is currently serving as an Appalachian State University Professor Assistant Vice Provost for General and Experiential Education at Appalachian State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dr. Ted Zerucha

Appalachian State University

Professor Assistant Vice Provost for General and Experiential Education

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Identification and Embryonic Expression of a Highly Conserved Meis-Linked Gene. Developmental Biology (2011)

Anna C. CochraneBrandon S. CarpenterBrantley GrahamTed Zerucha

embryonic expressionembryonic developmentdevelopmental biologygene expressionmeis-linked gene

Identification and Characterization of a Highly Conserved Meis-Linked Gene. Developmental Biology (2009)

Brandon S. CarpenterBrantley GrahamTed Zerucha

genomicsdevelopmental biologygene characterizationdevelopmental geneticsgeneticsmeis-linked gene

Regulation of the Meis2 Homeobox Gene. Developmental Biology (2009)

molecular and cellular biologytranscription factorsgenome biologygene regulationmolecular geneticsmolecular cell biologygene functiongene expressiondevelopmental geneticsgeneticsmeis2 homeobox gene

Evidence That Grip, a Pdz-Domain Protein Which is Expressed in the Embryonic Forebrain, Co-Activates Transcription With DLX Homeodomain Proteins. Developmental Brain Research (2001)

Guoying YuTed ZeruchaMarc EkkerJohn L.R. Rubenstein

Abstract Cross-Regulatory Interactions Between DLX Genes in the Embryonic Forebrain. Biochemistry and Cell Biology (2000)

Abstract Cross-Regulatory Interactions Between I DLX /I Genes in the Embryonic Forebrain. Biochemistry and Cell Biology (2000)

M. EkkerT.S. ZeruchaT. StühmerG. HatchB.K. ParkQ. LongJ.L.R. Rubenstein

cell biologyembryonic forebrainbiochemistry

A Highly Conserved Enhancer in the Dlx5/Dlx6 Intergenic Region is the Site of Cross-Regulatory Interactions Between DLX Genes in the Embryonic Forebrain. Journal of Neuroscience (2000)

Ted ZeruchaThorsten StühmerGary HatchByung K. ParkQiaoming LongGuoying YuAdrianna GambarottaJoshua R. SchultzJohn L. R. RubensteinMarc Ekker

neurogeneticscross-regulatory interactionsconserved enhancerneuroscienceembryonic forebraindevelopmental biologygene regulationdevelopmental neurobiologygenetics

Differential Expression of Orthologousdlx Genes in Zebrafish and Mice: Implications for the Evolution of Thedlx Homeobox Gene Family. Journal of Experimental Zoology (2000)

Gene Pairs in Zebrafish and Mice: Implications for the Evolution of the Homeobox Gene Family. Journal of Experimental Zoology (Molecular and Developmental Evolution) (2000)

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