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Mark Siegal

Professor Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education

New York University

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Arts & Science

Biology

Mark Siegal is currently serving as an Arts & Science Professor Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education at New York University.

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New York University

Professor Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education

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genetics evolutionary biology molecular biology insect molecular biology developmental biology population genetics genomics genome biology gene expression insect science genetic variation developmental genetics yeast entomology reproductive biology molecular evolution plo biology avian biology human genetics evolutionary developmental biology gene evolution systematics adaptation heredity female reproductive system child development developmental psychology population genomics mutagenesis alcohol dehydrogenases genome analysis evolutionary genetics transgene coplacement sibling method scientometrics mammalian biology developmental science zoology embryonic development gene regulation cell growth gene function morphological evidence equal environments assumption multiple samples animal biotechnology migration studies animal genetics data distribution specie distribution phage biology natural selection cancer genetics biological evolution evolutionary microbiology genome studies host genetics cell regulation transcription regulation molecular regulation experimental biology genetic basis plant genetics biogerontology developmental stability evolutionary capacitance general feature complex gene networks mutation rate stress protectant age-correlated expression bet hedging environmental variation network hubs dosage-compensation mechanisms misclassified twins evolutionary psychology biology complex traits theoretical biology evolutionary theory

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Epistasis and Cryptic Qtl Identified Using Modified Bulk Segregant Analysis of Copper Resistance in Budding Yeast. Genetics (2025)

molecular plant pathologycryptic qtlgenomicscopper resistancemicrobiologymolecular geneticsyeastfungal geneticsmolecular biologyfungal cell biologybulk segregant analysisgene expressiongenetics

Epistasis and Cryptic Qtl Identified Using Modified Bulk Segregant Analysis of Copper Resistance in Budding Yeast. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Cassandra BuzbyYevgeniy PlavskinFederica M.O. SartoriQiange TongJanessa K. VailMark L. Siegal

cryptic qtlepigeneticsbiochemistrycopper resistanceyeastfungal geneticsmolecular biologybulk segregant analysisgenetics

Spontaneous Single-Nucleotide Substitutions and Microsatellite Mutations Have Distinct Distributions of Fitness Effects. PLoS Biology (2024)

Yevgeniy PlavskinMaria Stella de BiaseNaomi ZivLibuše JanskáYuan O. ZhuDavid W. HallRoland F. SchwarzDaniel TranchinaMark L. Siegal

fitness effectsgenomicsmolecular geneticsmolecular biologyevolutionary biologyspontaneous single-nucleotide substitutionspopulation geneticsmicrosatellite mutationsgenetics

A Standardized Nomenclature and Atlas of the Female Terminalia of Drosophila Melanogaster. Fly (2022)

Eden W. McQueenMehrnaz AfkhamiJoel AtallahJohn M. BeloteNicolas GompelYael HeifetzYoshitaka KamimuraShani C. KornhauserJohn P. MaslyPatrick O’GradyJulianne PeláezMark RebeizGavin RiceErnesto Sánchez-HerreroMaria Daniela Santos NunesAugusto Santos RampassoSandra L. SchnakenbergMark L. SiegalAya TakahashiKentaro M. TanakaNatascha TuretzekEinat ZelingerVirginie Courtier-OrgogozoMasanori J. TodaMariana F. WolfnerAmir Yassin

morphologyreproductive biologymale terminaliazoologyfemale terminaliamorphological evidencedevelopmental biologybiologyinsect sciencesystematicsmorphology (biology)evolutionary developmental biologyevolutionary biologystandardized nomenclaturedevelopmental systementomologymorphogenesisfemale reproductive system

A Standardized Nomenclature and Atlas of the Female Terminalia of Em Drosophila Melanogaster /Em. (2022)

Eden W. McQueenMehrnaz AfkhamiJoel AtallahJohn M. BeloteNicolas GompelYael HeifetzYoshitaka KamimuraShani C. KornhaeuserJohn P. MaslyPatrick O’GradyJulianne PeláezMark RebeizGavin RiceErnesto Sánchez-HerreroMaria Daniela Santos NunesAugusto Santos RampassoSandra L. SchnakenbergMark L. SiegalAya TakahashiKentaro M. TanakaNatascha TuretzekEinat ZelingerVirginie Courtier-OrgogozoMasanori J. TodaMariana F. WolfnerAmir Yassin

morphologyreproductive biologydrosophila melanogasterfemale terminaliamorphological evidenceinsect sciencebiologysystematicsmorphology (biology)taxonomy (biology)evolutionary biologystandardized nomenclatureentomologyfemale reproductive system

I.2.I. With the (Fruit) Fly: Quantifying Position Effect Variegation in Drosophila Melanogaster. Learning materials in biosciences (2022)

Bertrand CinquinJoyce Y. KaoMark L. Siegal

animal sciencedrosophila melanogasterbotanyavian biologybiologyinsect sciencequantitative biology

The Rate of Spontaneous Mutations in Yeast Deficient for Mutsβ Function. G3 Genes Genomes Genetics (2022)

Yevgeniy PlavskinMaria Stella de BiaseRoland F SchwarzMark L Siegal

mutagenesisyeast deficientpopulation geneticsmutsb functionepigeneticsspontaneous mutationsyeastmolecular biologygene expressiongenetics

High-Throughput Live Imaging of Microcolonies to Measure Heterogeneity in Growth and Gene Expression. Journal of Visualized Experiments (2021)

Federica M. O. SartoriCassandra BuzbyYevgeniy PlavskinMark L. Siegal

biological imagingcell biologyhigh-throughput live imagingmolecular biologyscientific visualizationvisualization

Extent and Context Dependence of Pleiotropy Revealed by High-Throughput Single-Cell Phenotyping. PLoS Biology (2020)

Kerry A. Geiler-SamerotteShuang LiCharalampos LazarisAustin TaylorNaomi ZivChelsea RamjeawanAnnalise B. PaabyMark L. Siegal

proteomicsplo biologycell biologydevelopmental biologybiologycontext dependencehigh-throughput single-cell phenotyping

Author Correction: Testing the Key Assumption of Heritability Estimates Based on Genome-Wide Genetic Relatedness. Journal of Human Genetics (2019)

Dalton ConleyMark L. SiegalBenjamin W. DomingueKathleen Mullan HarrisMatthew B. McQueenJason D. Boardman

key assumptiongenome-wide genetic relatednessauthor correctionhuman geneticsgeneticsheritability estimates

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Mark Siegal

Professor Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Biology

Mark Siegal is currently serving as an Arts & Science Professor Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mark Siegal

New York University

Professor Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Epistasis and Cryptic Qtl Identified Using Modified Bulk Segregant Analysis of Copper Resistance in Budding Yeast. Genetics (2025)

molecular plant pathologycryptic qtlgenomicscopper resistancemicrobiologymolecular geneticsyeastfungal geneticsmolecular biologyfungal cell biologybulk segregant analysisgene expressiongenetics

Epistasis and Cryptic Qtl Identified Using Modified Bulk Segregant Analysis of Copper Resistance in Budding Yeast. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Cassandra BuzbyYevgeniy PlavskinFederica M.O. SartoriQiange TongJanessa K. VailMark L. Siegal

cryptic qtlepigeneticsbiochemistrycopper resistanceyeastfungal geneticsmolecular biologybulk segregant analysisgenetics

Spontaneous Single-Nucleotide Substitutions and Microsatellite Mutations Have Distinct Distributions of Fitness Effects. PLoS Biology (2024)

Yevgeniy PlavskinMaria Stella de BiaseNaomi ZivLibuše JanskáYuan O. ZhuDavid W. HallRoland F. SchwarzDaniel TranchinaMark L. Siegal

fitness effectsgenomicsmolecular geneticsmolecular biologyevolutionary biologyspontaneous single-nucleotide substitutionspopulation geneticsmicrosatellite mutationsgenetics

A Standardized Nomenclature and Atlas of the Female Terminalia of Drosophila Melanogaster. Fly (2022)

A Standardized Nomenclature and Atlas of the Female Terminalia of Em Drosophila Melanogaster /Em. (2022)

I.2.I. With the (Fruit) Fly: Quantifying Position Effect Variegation in Drosophila Melanogaster. Learning materials in biosciences (2022)

Bertrand CinquinJoyce Y. KaoMark L. Siegal

animal sciencedrosophila melanogasterbotanyavian biologybiologyinsect sciencequantitative biology

The Rate of Spontaneous Mutations in Yeast Deficient for Mutsβ Function. G3 Genes Genomes Genetics (2022)

Yevgeniy PlavskinMaria Stella de BiaseRoland F SchwarzMark L Siegal

mutagenesisyeast deficientpopulation geneticsmutsb functionepigeneticsspontaneous mutationsyeastmolecular biologygene expressiongenetics

High-Throughput Live Imaging of Microcolonies to Measure Heterogeneity in Growth and Gene Expression. Journal of Visualized Experiments (2021)

Federica M. O. SartoriCassandra BuzbyYevgeniy PlavskinMark L. Siegal

biological imagingcell biologyhigh-throughput live imagingmolecular biologyscientific visualizationvisualization

Extent and Context Dependence of Pleiotropy Revealed by High-Throughput Single-Cell Phenotyping. PLoS Biology (2020)

Kerry A. Geiler-SamerotteShuang LiCharalampos LazarisAustin TaylorNaomi ZivChelsea RamjeawanAnnalise B. PaabyMark L. Siegal

proteomicsplo biologycell biologydevelopmental biologybiologycontext dependencehigh-throughput single-cell phenotyping

Author Correction: Testing the Key Assumption of Heritability Estimates Based on Genome-Wide Genetic Relatedness. Journal of Human Genetics (2019)

Dalton ConleyMark L. SiegalBenjamin W. DomingueKathleen Mullan HarrisMatthew B. McQueenJason D. Boardman

key assumptiongenome-wide genetic relatednessauthor correctionhuman geneticsgeneticsheritability estimates

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