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Mark Mooseker

Ross Granville Harrison Professor of Molecular Cellular and Developmental Biology and Professor of Cell Biology

Yale University

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Biological & Biomedical Sciences

Cell Biology

Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology

Neuroscience

Mark Mooseker is currently serving as a Biological & Biomedical Sciences Ross Granville Harrison Professor of Molecular Cellular and Developmental Biology and Professor of Cell Biology at Yale University.

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Mark Mooseker

Yale University

Ross Granville Harrison Professor of Molecular Cellular and Developmental Biology and Professor of Cell Biology

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cell biology structural biology molecular biology genetics physiology cellular biology membrane biology cytoskeleton protein science cellular physiology gene expression mammalian biology cell motility molecular cell biology molecular and cellular biology avian biology biomechanics vascular biology cell and molecular biology cellular biochemistry cell research cell biomechanics protein structure poultry science insect molecular biology unconventional myosins biological chemistry cell physiology intestinal brush border animal physiology genome biology gene function animal genetics yeast cellular neurobiology protein transport molecular physiology cell culture embryonic development myosin vi brush border nature animal science genetic disorders molecular neurobiology cell biophysics molecular regulation cutaneous biology protein expression host specificity mammalian physiology digestive tract cell regulation intestinal epithelial cells functional diversity actin filaments neuronal growth cones intestinal microvillus tight junction cellular structure tissue development cell polarity protein function biological function protein phosphorylation tissue imaging gene regulation protein assembly cell adhesion renal function gene product brain myosin-v direct measurement transepithelial resistance differential regulation actin filament cytoskeletal dynamics systems biology developmental cell membrane traffic developmental biology rna biology signal transduction

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Membrane-Cytoskeletal Crosstalk Mediated by Myosin-I Regulates Adhesion Turnover During Phagocytosis. Nature Communications (2019)

Sarah R. BargerNicholas S. ReillyMaria S. ShutovaQingsen LiPaolo MaiuriJohn M. HeddlestonMark S. MoosekerRichard A. FlavellTatyana SvitkinaPatrick W. OakesMira KrendelNils C. Gauthier

membrane biologymolecular biologyimmunologycell biologymembrane-cytoskeletal crosstalk

Membrane-Cytoskeleton Mechanical Feedback Mediated by Myosin-I Controls Phagocytic Efficiency. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2018)

Sarah R. BargerNicholas S. ReillyMaria S. ShutovaQingsen LiPaolo MaiuriMark S. MoosekerRichard A. FlavellTatyana SvitkinaPatrick W. OakesMira KrendelNils Gauthier

cell biologybiophysicsmembrane biologyphysiology

Mice Lacking Myosin Ixb, an Inflammatory Bowel Disease Susceptibility Gene, Have Impaired Intestinal Barrier Function and Superficial Ulceration in the Ileum. Cytoskeleton (2016)

Peter S. HeganSurjit K. ChandhokeChristina BaroneMarie EganMartin BählerMark S. Mooseker

geneticsinflammatory bowel diseasecytoskeletonimmunologymammalian biologyintestinal barrier functionsuperficial ulceration

Differentiationfor Specific Signaling Pathways During Intestinal Gene Expression Profiling of Caco-2 Bbe Cells Suggests A. (2015)

James C. FleetLiyong WangOlga VitekBruce A. CraigJ HowardScott W. CrawleyMark S. MoosekerMatthew J. TyskaEduardo CandealYupanqui A. CaldasNatalia GuillénMoshe LeviVíctor Sorribas

geneticsmembrane biologygene expressionsignal transductioncellular differentiationmolecular biologygene expression profilingcell regulationcell signalingsignaling pathwayscell biology

Myosin Id is Required for Planar Cell Polarity in Ciliated Tracheal and Ependymal Epithelial Cells. Cytoskeleton (2015)

Peter S. HeganEric OstertagAron M. GeurtsMark S. Mooseker

ciliated trachealplanar cell polarityneurosciencecytoskeletonmyosin idcell biology

Myosin VI and Cardiomyopathy: Left Ventricular Hypertrophy, Fibrosis, and Both Cardiac and Pulmonary Vascular Endothelial Cell Defects in the S Nell's Waltzer Mouse. Cytoskeleton (2015)

Peter S. HeganAnthony A. LanahanMichael SimonsMark S. Mooseker

geneticscardiologydevelopmental biologycardiomyopathyfibrosiscell biology

Restoration of Cytoskeletal and Membrane Tethering Defects but Not Defects in Membrane Trafficking in the Intestinal Brush Border of Mice Lacking Both Myosin Ia and Myosin VI. Cytoskeleton (2015)

Peter S. HeganDmitri V. KravtsovChristina CaputoMarie E. EganNadia A. AmeenMark S. Mooseker

membrane tethering defectsmyosin iamyosin vineurosciencemembrane traffickingcytoskeletoncell biologymammalian biologyintestinal brush bordermammalian physiology

Shaping the Intestinal Brush Border. The Journal of Cell Biology (2014)

Scott W. CrawleyMark S. MoosekerMatthew J. Tyska

biologystructural biologydevelopmental biologycell biologyintestinal brush bordercellular biology

Role of Myosin1A in Regulated Exocytosis of Cftr in Villus Enterocytes. The FASEB Journal (2013)

Nadia HoekstraDmitri KravtsovMark MoosekerNadia Ameen

neurologyvillus enterocytesimmunologyveterinary medicinecell biologyregulated exocytosis

A Role for Myosin Ixb, a Motor–Rhogap Chimera, in Epithelial Wound Healing and Tight Junction Regulation. Molecular Biology of the Cell (2012)

Surjit K. ChandhokeMark S. Mooseker

cellular physiologytight junction regulationcell biologymolecular and cellular biologyregenerative medicinegeneticsmembrane biologymotor-rhogap chimeramyosin ixbcutaneous biologyvascular biologymolecular cell biologystructural biologystructural molecular biologyepithelial wound healingmammalian biologycellular biologymolecular biologywound healing

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Mark Mooseker

Ross Granville Harrison Professor of Molecular Cellular and Developmental Biology and Professor of Cell Biology

Yale University

Affiliations

Biological & Biomedical Sciences

Cell Biology

Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology

Neuroscience

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mark Mooseker

Yale University

Ross Granville Harrison Professor of Molecular Cellular and Developmental Biology and Professor of Cell Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Membrane-Cytoskeletal Crosstalk Mediated by Myosin-I Regulates Adhesion Turnover During Phagocytosis. Nature Communications (2019)

Sarah R. BargerNicholas S. ReillyMaria S. ShutovaQingsen LiPaolo MaiuriJohn M. HeddlestonMark S. MoosekerRichard A. FlavellTatyana SvitkinaPatrick W. OakesMira KrendelNils C. Gauthier

membrane biologymolecular biologyimmunologycell biologymembrane-cytoskeletal crosstalk

Membrane-Cytoskeleton Mechanical Feedback Mediated by Myosin-I Controls Phagocytic Efficiency. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2018)

Sarah R. BargerNicholas S. ReillyMaria S. ShutovaQingsen LiPaolo MaiuriMark S. MoosekerRichard A. FlavellTatyana SvitkinaPatrick W. OakesMira KrendelNils Gauthier

cell biologybiophysicsmembrane biologyphysiology

Mice Lacking Myosin Ixb, an Inflammatory Bowel Disease Susceptibility Gene, Have Impaired Intestinal Barrier Function and Superficial Ulceration in the Ileum. Cytoskeleton (2016)

Peter S. HeganSurjit K. ChandhokeChristina BaroneMarie EganMartin BählerMark S. Mooseker

geneticsinflammatory bowel diseasecytoskeletonimmunologymammalian biologyintestinal barrier functionsuperficial ulceration

Differentiationfor Specific Signaling Pathways During Intestinal Gene Expression Profiling of Caco-2 Bbe Cells Suggests A. (2015)

James C. FleetLiyong WangOlga VitekBruce A. CraigJ HowardScott W. CrawleyMark S. MoosekerMatthew J. TyskaEduardo CandealYupanqui A. CaldasNatalia GuillénMoshe LeviVíctor Sorribas

geneticsmembrane biologygene expressionsignal transductioncellular differentiationmolecular biologygene expression profilingcell regulationcell signalingsignaling pathwayscell biology

Myosin Id is Required for Planar Cell Polarity in Ciliated Tracheal and Ependymal Epithelial Cells. Cytoskeleton (2015)

Peter S. HeganEric OstertagAron M. GeurtsMark S. Mooseker

ciliated trachealplanar cell polarityneurosciencecytoskeletonmyosin idcell biology

Myosin VI and Cardiomyopathy: Left Ventricular Hypertrophy, Fibrosis, and Both Cardiac and Pulmonary Vascular Endothelial Cell Defects in the S Nell's Waltzer Mouse. Cytoskeleton (2015)

Peter S. HeganAnthony A. LanahanMichael SimonsMark S. Mooseker

geneticscardiologydevelopmental biologycardiomyopathyfibrosiscell biology

Restoration of Cytoskeletal and Membrane Tethering Defects but Not Defects in Membrane Trafficking in the Intestinal Brush Border of Mice Lacking Both Myosin Ia and Myosin VI. Cytoskeleton (2015)

Peter S. HeganDmitri V. KravtsovChristina CaputoMarie E. EganNadia A. AmeenMark S. Mooseker

membrane tethering defectsmyosin iamyosin vineurosciencemembrane traffickingcytoskeletoncell biologymammalian biologyintestinal brush bordermammalian physiology

Shaping the Intestinal Brush Border. The Journal of Cell Biology (2014)

Scott W. CrawleyMark S. MoosekerMatthew J. Tyska

biologystructural biologydevelopmental biologycell biologyintestinal brush bordercellular biology

Role of Myosin1A in Regulated Exocytosis of Cftr in Villus Enterocytes. The FASEB Journal (2013)

Nadia HoekstraDmitri KravtsovMark MoosekerNadia Ameen

neurologyvillus enterocytesimmunologyveterinary medicinecell biologyregulated exocytosis

A Role for Myosin Ixb, a Motor–Rhogap Chimera, in Epithelial Wound Healing and Tight Junction Regulation. Molecular Biology of the Cell (2012)

Surjit K. ChandhokeMark S. Mooseker

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