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Morris Maduro

Chair; Professor of Biology

University of California, Riverside

Affiliations

College of Natural & Agricultural Sciences (CNAS)

Molecular, Cell, & Systems Biology

Morris Maduro is currently serving as a College Of Natural & Agricultural Sciences (Cnas) Chair; Professor of Biology at University of California, Riverside.

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Morris Maduro

University of California, Riverside

Chair; Professor of Biology

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developmental biology genetics gene expression molecular biology cell biology molecular cell biology caenorhabditis elegans developmental genetics genomics molecular genetics embryonic development gene regulatory networks embryology cell fate determination gene regulation human genetics rna biology cell lineage virology nematology mammalian biology protein science reproductive biology gene function molecular regulation structural biology membrane biology stem cell research gene evolution evolutionary developmental biology gene structure sequence analysis endoderm development endomesoderm specification endoderm specification avian biology developmental science transcription regulation host specificity knockout mice gut development genus caenorhabditis biological conservation animal physiology biological chemistry fish biology livestock science food microbiology aquatic toxicology environmental microbiology molecular physiology animal genetics germ cell fate conservation genetics cell regulation development methodology device development test development ecophysiology tissue physiology dna analysis antibiotic resistance veterinary microbiology groundwater quality hydrobiology environmental quality management animal virus replication rnai-mediated antiviral silencing combined action intranuclear redistribution recursive intracellular genetic redundancy specification-differentiation transition caenorhabditis species non-coding dna cell fates cell fate specification

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Evolutionary Change in Gut Specification in Caenorhabditis Centers on the Gata Factor Elt-3 in an Example of Developmental System Drift. Journal of Developmental Biology (2023)

Gina Broitman-MaduroMorris F. Maduro

gut specificationdevelopmental system driftdevelopmental biologyevolutionary biologyevolutionary change

Faculty Opinions Recommendation of Caenorhabditis Elegans Models for Striated Muscle Disorders Caused by Missense Variants of Human Lmna.. Faculty Opinions – Post-Publication Peer Review of the Biomedical Literature (2023)

Morris Maduro

faculty opinions recommendationbiomedical researchpeer reviewcaenorhabditis elegans modelsmissense variantshuman lmnastriated muscle disorders

Faculty Opinions Recommendation of the Proprotein Convertase Bli-4 Promotes Collagen Secretion Prior to Assembly of the Caenorhabditis Elegans Cuticle.. Faculty Opinions – Post-Publication Peer Review of the Biomedical Literature (2023)

Morris Maduro

biomedical researchpeer review

The Long Isoform of the C. Elegans Elt-3 Gata Factor Can Specify Endoderm When Overexpressed.. PubMed (2023)

Gina Broitman-MaduroMorris F Maduro

genomicsmedicinegeneticsdevelopmental biologylong isoform

Faculty Opinions Recommendation of Endomitosis Controls Tissue-Specific Gene Expression During Development.. Faculty Opinions – Post-Publication Peer Review of the Biomedical Literature (2022)

Morris Maduro

faculty opinions recommendationbiomedical researchpeer reviewgene expressiondevelopmental biology

Feedforward Regulatory Logic Controls the Specification-To-Differentiation Transition and Terminal Cell Fate During Caenorhabditis Elegans Endoderm Development. Development (2022)

Chee Kiang EweErica M. SommermannJosh KenchelSagen E. FlowersMorris F. MaduroPradeep M. JoshiJoel H. Rothman

caenorhabditis elegansterminal cell fatespecification-to-differentiation transitiondevelopmental biology

The Gata Factor Elt-3 Specifies Endoderm in Caenorhabditis Angaria in an Ancestral Gene Network. Development (2022)

Gina Broitman-MaduroSimo SunTaisei KikuchiMorris F. Maduro

genomicsgeneticsdevelopmental geneticsdevelopmental biologyancestral gene networkhuman genetics

Cell-Penetrable, Protease-Resistant αA-Crystallin-Derived Peptide Chaperone Triggers Cell Stress Response Pathways and Alleviates β-Amyloid Engendered Toxicity in Caenorhabditis Elegans. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2021)

Puttur SanthoshkumarSwati SrivastavaSundararajan MahalingamGina Broitman-MaduroMadhu Sudhana SaddalaAkash VermaAnil BhatiaJay S KirkwoodMorris F MaduroK Krishna Sharma

peptidesophthalmologyprotein functioncell signalingcaenorhabditis elegansspecific resistancecell biologyproteomicsb-amyloid engendered toxicityexperimental ophthalmologymembrane biologyprotein engineeringcellular biochemistryvisual scienceenzyme inhibitionpharmacologyhost specificitysecretory pathwaymedicinal researchsignal transduction

Faculty Opinions Recommendation of a Maternal-Effect Toxin Affects Epithelial Differentiation and Tissue Mechanics in Caenorhabditis Elegans.. Faculty Opinions – Post-Publication Peer Review of the Biomedical Literature (2021)

Morris Maduro

faculty opinions recommendationbiomedical researchpeer reviewmaternal-effect toxinepithelial differentiationtissue mechanicscaenorhabditis elegans

Faculty Opinions Recommendation of Reconstruction of the Global Neural Crest Gene Regulatory Network in Vivo.. Faculty Opinions – Post-Publication Peer Review of the Biomedical Literature (2021)

Morris Maduro

regulatory network modellingfaculty opinions recommendationbiomedical researchpeer reviewgene regulatory networks

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Morris Maduro

Chair; Professor of Biology

University of California, Riverside

Affiliations

College of Natural & Agricultural Sciences (CNAS)

Molecular, Cell, & Systems Biology

Morris Maduro is currently serving as a College Of Natural & Agricultural Sciences (Cnas) Chair; Professor of Biology at University of California, Riverside.

Honors

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Morris Maduro

University of California, Riverside

Chair; Professor of Biology

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Evolutionary Change in Gut Specification in Caenorhabditis Centers on the Gata Factor Elt-3 in an Example of Developmental System Drift. Journal of Developmental Biology (2023)

Gina Broitman-MaduroMorris F. Maduro

gut specificationdevelopmental system driftdevelopmental biologyevolutionary biologyevolutionary change

Morris Maduro

faculty opinions recommendationbiomedical researchpeer reviewcaenorhabditis elegans modelsmissense variantshuman lmnastriated muscle disorders

Morris Maduro

biomedical researchpeer review

The Long Isoform of the C. Elegans Elt-3 Gata Factor Can Specify Endoderm When Overexpressed.. PubMed (2023)

Gina Broitman-MaduroMorris F Maduro

genomicsmedicinegeneticsdevelopmental biologylong isoform

Faculty Opinions Recommendation of Endomitosis Controls Tissue-Specific Gene Expression During Development.. Faculty Opinions – Post-Publication Peer Review of the Biomedical Literature (2022)

Morris Maduro

faculty opinions recommendationbiomedical researchpeer reviewgene expressiondevelopmental biology

Feedforward Regulatory Logic Controls the Specification-To-Differentiation Transition and Terminal Cell Fate During Caenorhabditis Elegans Endoderm Development. Development (2022)

Chee Kiang EweErica M. SommermannJosh KenchelSagen E. FlowersMorris F. MaduroPradeep M. JoshiJoel H. Rothman

caenorhabditis elegansterminal cell fatespecification-to-differentiation transitiondevelopmental biology

The Gata Factor Elt-3 Specifies Endoderm in Caenorhabditis Angaria in an Ancestral Gene Network. Development (2022)

Gina Broitman-MaduroSimo SunTaisei KikuchiMorris F. Maduro

genomicsgeneticsdevelopmental geneticsdevelopmental biologyancestral gene networkhuman genetics

Puttur SanthoshkumarSwati SrivastavaSundararajan MahalingamGina Broitman-MaduroMadhu Sudhana SaddalaAkash VermaAnil BhatiaJay S KirkwoodMorris F MaduroK Krishna Sharma

Morris Maduro

faculty opinions recommendationbiomedical researchpeer reviewmaternal-effect toxinepithelial differentiationtissue mechanicscaenorhabditis elegans

Faculty Opinions Recommendation of Reconstruction of the Global Neural Crest Gene Regulatory Network in Vivo.. Faculty Opinions – Post-Publication Peer Review of the Biomedical Literature (2021)

Morris Maduro

regulatory network modellingfaculty opinions recommendationbiomedical researchpeer reviewgene regulatory networks

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