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John P. Roche

Amherst College

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Department Of Psychology

NoneJohn P. Roche is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Amherst College.

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cell biology developmental biology molecular cell biology developmental cell intracellular trafficking molecular biology developmental neurobiology neurons signal transduction molecular genetics molecular and cellular biology developmental system cellular physiology insect molecular biology cellular biochemistry cellular neurobiology molecular neurobiology neuroscience molecular neuroscience neural circuits molecular physiology protein science neurotransmission molecular regulation protein function secretory pathway developmental genetics active zone gef activity gtp exchange drosophila neuromuscular junction mutational analysis rab3 function exocyst subunit sec15 proper synaptic development drosophila nmj

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The Exocyst Subunit Sec15 is Critical for Proper Synaptic Development and Function at the Drosophila Nmj. Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience (2023)

developmental systemdrosophila nmjmolecular neurobiologycell biologydevelopmental cellintracellular traffickingmolecular cell biologydevelopmental neurobiologyexocyst subunit sec15cellular physiologymolecular and cellular biologydevelopmental biologycellular neurobiologycellular biochemistryneuronsproper synaptic developmentdevelopmental geneticsmolecular geneticsmolecular biologysecretory pathwayinsect molecular biology

Rab3-Gef Controls Active Zone Development at the Drosophila Neuromuscular Junction. eNeuro (2016)

Haneui BaeShirui ChenJohn P. RocheMinrong AiChunlai WuAaron DiantonioEthan R. Graf

developmental systemactive zonemolecular neurobiologycell biologydevelopmental cellintracellular traffickingneurotransmissionmolecular cell biologydevelopmental neurobiologycellular physiologyneural circuitsmolecular neurosciencegtp exchangegef activitydevelopmental biologymolecular physiologycellular neurobiologyneuronssignal transductionneuroscience

Mutational Analysis of Rab3 Function for Controlling Active Zone Protein Composition at the Drosophila Neuromuscular Junction. PLoS ONE (2015)

mutational analysisprotein functiondevelopmental cellintracellular traffickingmolecular and cellular biologymolecular regulationrab3 functionmolecular cell biologydrosophila neuromuscular junctionmolecular geneticsmolecular biologyinsect molecular biologydevelopmental biologysignal transductionprotein sciencecellular biochemistrycell biology

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John P. Roche

Amherst College

Affiliations

Department Of Biology

Department Of Psychology

NoneJohn P. Roche is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Amherst College.

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Amherst College

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The Exocyst Subunit Sec15 is Critical for Proper Synaptic Development and Function at the Drosophila Nmj. Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience (2023)

Rab3-Gef Controls Active Zone Development at the Drosophila Neuromuscular Junction. eNeuro (2016)

Haneui BaeShirui ChenJohn P. RocheMinrong AiChunlai WuAaron DiantonioEthan R. Graf

Mutational Analysis of Rab3 Function for Controlling Active Zone Protein Composition at the Drosophila Neuromuscular Junction. PLoS ONE (2015)

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