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Michael Zuber

Associate Professor

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Center For Vision Research

Department Of Ophthalmology And Visual Science

Center For Vision Research

College of Graduate Studies

Department Of Ophthalmology And Visual Science

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Department Of Public Health And Preventive Medicine

Department Of Psychiatry And Behavioural Neuroscience

Departments Of Psychiatry And Neuroscience

Institute Of Crouse Neuroscience

Department Of Public Health And Preventive Medicine

Norton College Of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Upstate Medical University

Michael Zuber is currently serving as a Center For Vision Research Associate Professor at Upstate Medical University.

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Michael Zuber

Upstate Medical University

Associate Professor

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ophthalmology developmental biology ophthalmology retina retina developmental cell visual science cellular physiology neuroscience molecular cell biology visual system ocular surface developmental system photoreceptor cells neuro-ophthalmology gene expression signal transduction stem cell research ocular tissues biology embryology glaucoma molecular physiology cellular neurobiology embryonic development ganglion cell cell fate determination vertebrate vision experimental ophthalmology vision research gene regulatory networks neural stem cells eye field eye tracking anatomy xenotransplantation spinal cord visual pathways molecular neurobiology evolutionary developmental biology functional eyes xenopus laevis retinal degeneration eye development divergent expression zoology vascular biology animal biotechnology animal bioscience bioenergetics ocular pathology invertebrate vision key site optic nerve visual function cerebral organoids animal testing tissue transplantation transcription regulation cell manipulation tissue culture cell culture genetic mechanisms stem-cell therapy adult stem cells induced pluripotent stem cells angiogenesis vertebrate eye giant eyes bipolar fates eye field specification reversible model simple behavioral assay novel protein primary neurogenesis eye formation optic cup stages

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Elife Assessment: Cdhr1a and Pcdh15B May Link Photoreceptor Outer Segments With Calyceal Processes Revealing a Potential Mechanism for Cone-Rod Dystrophy. (2026)

muscular dystrophiesbiophysicsprotein functioncellular physiologyphotoreceptor cellsretinaphotoreceptor outer segmentsmolecular cell biologymolecular biologystructural molecular biologycell and molecular biologydegenerative diseaseelife assessmentcalyceal processessignal transduction

Elife Assessment: Cell Cycle-Dependent Cues Regulate Temporal Patterning of the Drosophila Central Brain Neural Stem Cells. (2025)

developmental systemstem cell researchcell fate determinationtemporal patterningneural circuitsdevelopmental cellcell divisiondevelopmental geneticsneural stem cellscell cycle-dependent cuesdevelopmental neurobiologyelife assessmentdevelopmental biologyneural scienceinsect molecular biologyneuroscienceneurons

Elife Assessment: Cxcl18b-Defined Transitional State-Specific Nitric Oxide Drives Injury-Induced MüLler Glia Cell-Cycle Re-Entry in the Zebrafish Retina. (2025)

ophthalmology retinaophthalmologycellular physiologyzebrafish retinaretinadevelopmental cellmolecular neuroscienceependymadevelopmental neurobiologyelife assessmentdevelopmental biologymolecular physiologyneuroscience

Elife Assessment: Glycolytic Flux Controls Retinal Progenitor Cell Differentiation via Regulating Wnt Signaling. (2025)

visual scienceganglion cellophthalmology retinaophthalmologycellular physiologyretinacell signalingdevelopmental cellelife assessmentdevelopmental biologysignal transductioncellular differentiationcell biology

Elife Assessment: Sphingosine-1-Phosphate Signaling Regulates the Ability of MüLler Glia to Become Neurogenic, Proliferating Progenitor-Like Cells. (2025)

müller gliacell signalingneuroregenerationmolecular neurobiologycell biologydevelopmental cellneural stem cellsdevelopmental neurobiologycellular physiologymolecular and cellular biologymolecular neuroscienceependymadevelopmental biologymolecular physiologycellular neurobiologycellular biochemistryprogenitor-like cellselife assessmentsignal transductionneuroscience

Silencing Ubiquitin-Specific Peptidase 10 Alleviates Persistent Corneal Epithelial Defect in Mice. American Journal Of Pathology (2025)

gene therapykeratoconusubiquitin-specific peptidase 10ophthalmologycell signalingocular surface physiologymolecular and cellular biologyocular surfacecorneal dystrophyocular tissuesophthalmology retinaexperimental ophthalmologymolecular medicinecell biology

Elife Assessment: Cdhr1a and Pcdh15B Link Photoreceptor Outer Segments With Inner Segment Calyceal Processes Revealing a Potential Mechanism for Cone-Rod Dystrophy. (2024)

biophysicsmuscular dystrophiesphotoreceptor cellscellular physiologycone-rod dystrophyretinainner segment calycealmolecular cell biologymolecular biologydegenerative diseaseophthalmology retinaelife assessmentsignal transduction

Decision Letter: Ccr1 Mediates MüLler Cell Activation and Photoreceptor Cell Death in Macular and Retinal Degeneration. (2023)

cell deathophthalmologyphotoreceptor cellsretinacell signalingmolecular neurodegenerationretinal degenerationophthalmology retinasignal transductiondecision lettermüller cell activationocular diseasecell biology

Loss of Tbx3 in Mouse Eye Causes Retinal Angiogenesis Defects Reminiscent of Human Disease. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2023)

Mark L. DerbyshireSruti AkulaAustin WongKarisa RawlinsEvelyn B. VouraWilliam J. BrunkenMichael E. ZuberSabine FuhrmannAnne M. MoonAndrea S. Viczian

visual sciencedermatologygene expressionangiogenesisophthalmologyvision researchgeneticsmammalian biologymouse eyehuman diseaseocular disease

Tbx3 is Required for Normal Dorsal Retina and Retinal Blood Vessel Formation. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2019)

neurologyglaucomaophthalmologyneuro-ophthalmologyretinanormal dorsal retinaophthalmology retinablood vesselsocular disease

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Michael Zuber

Associate Professor

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Center For Vision Research

Department Of Ophthalmology And Visual Science

Center For Vision Research

College of Graduate Studies

Department Of Ophthalmology And Visual Science

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Department Of Public Health And Preventive Medicine

Department Of Psychiatry And Behavioural Neuroscience

Departments Of Psychiatry And Neuroscience

Institute Of Crouse Neuroscience

Department Of Public Health And Preventive Medicine

Norton College Of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Upstate Medical University

Michael Zuber is currently serving as a Center For Vision Research Associate Professor at Upstate Medical University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michael Zuber

Upstate Medical University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Elife Assessment: Cdhr1a and Pcdh15B May Link Photoreceptor Outer Segments With Calyceal Processes Revealing a Potential Mechanism for Cone-Rod Dystrophy. (2026)

Elife Assessment: Cell Cycle-Dependent Cues Regulate Temporal Patterning of the Drosophila Central Brain Neural Stem Cells. (2025)

Elife Assessment: Cxcl18b-Defined Transitional State-Specific Nitric Oxide Drives Injury-Induced MüLler Glia Cell-Cycle Re-Entry in the Zebrafish Retina. (2025)

Elife Assessment: Glycolytic Flux Controls Retinal Progenitor Cell Differentiation via Regulating Wnt Signaling. (2025)

Elife Assessment: Sphingosine-1-Phosphate Signaling Regulates the Ability of MüLler Glia to Become Neurogenic, Proliferating Progenitor-Like Cells. (2025)

Silencing Ubiquitin-Specific Peptidase 10 Alleviates Persistent Corneal Epithelial Defect in Mice. American Journal Of Pathology (2025)

Elife Assessment: Cdhr1a and Pcdh15B Link Photoreceptor Outer Segments With Inner Segment Calyceal Processes Revealing a Potential Mechanism for Cone-Rod Dystrophy. (2024)

Decision Letter: Ccr1 Mediates MüLler Cell Activation and Photoreceptor Cell Death in Macular and Retinal Degeneration. (2023)

Loss of Tbx3 in Mouse Eye Causes Retinal Angiogenesis Defects Reminiscent of Human Disease. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2023)

Mark L. DerbyshireSruti AkulaAustin WongKarisa RawlinsEvelyn B. VouraWilliam J. BrunkenMichael E. ZuberSabine FuhrmannAnne M. MoonAndrea S. Viczian

visual sciencedermatologygene expressionangiogenesisophthalmologyvision researchgeneticsmammalian biologymouse eyehuman diseaseocular disease

Tbx3 is Required for Normal Dorsal Retina and Retinal Blood Vessel Formation. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2019)

neurologyglaucomaophthalmologyneuro-ophthalmologyretinanormal dorsal retinaophthalmology retinablood vesselsocular disease

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