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Sally Moody

Professor

George Washington University

Affiliations

School of Medicine & Health Sciences

Department of Anatomy & Cell Biology

Sally Moody is currently serving as an Anatomy & Cell Biology Professor at George Washington University.

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developmental biology genetics neuroscience developmental neurobiology avian biology embryonic development cell biology gene expression neuroanatomy developmental science mammalian biology embryology developmental genetics child development neurogenetics membrane biology mass spectrometry stem cell research cellular neurobiology retina protein science reproductive biology genome biology molecular neurobiology gene regulation cell lineage transcription regulation neural science cell fate determination animal physiology cell research evolutionary developmental biology gene function developmental system capillary electrophoresis dopamine gametogenesis medical genetics xenopus laevis chick embryos trigeminal motoneurons neural fate neurodevelopmental disorders developmental cell molecular cell biology animal science single-cell analysis signaling pathways cell migration rna biology brain science tissue development cell proliferation chick embryo trigeminal ganglia deletion syndrome neural induction xenopus embryos cellular physiology insect molecular biology animal reproduction experimental biology brain function cytogenetics development methodology organ development disease mechanisms cell cycle experimental analysis single-cell mass spectrometry fate determination single embryonic cells immature neural ectoderm early development neural differentiation retinal fate neurology neural cell fate neuropathology anatomy nervous system abnormal development brain structure

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Cell Lineage–Guided Mass Spectrometry Reveals Increased Energy Metabolism and Reactive Oxygen Species in the Vertebrate Organizer. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Aparna B. BaxiJie LiVi M. QuachLeena R. PadeSally A. MoodyPeter Nemes

vertebrate organizerenergy metabolismcell biologycellular physiologybiologymembrane biologymass spectrometryevolutionary biologyredox biologygenome biology

Direct and Indirect Regulation of Six1+Eya Transcriptional Activity by Pa2G4, Mcrs1, and Sobp. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Karyn JourdeuilJasmina GafurovaAshley Ben-MayorSally A MoodyAndre L P Tavares

molecular and cellular biologyprotein expressionindirect regulationrna processingcell signalingnucleic acidstranscription factorsbiochemistrymolecular cell biologytranscription (biology)molecular biologytranscription regulationsystems biologygene expressionmolecular regulationgene regulatory networks

Igor B. Dawid (1935–2024): A Pioneer of Developmental and Molecular Biology. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Masanori TairaKeiko OzatoRichard M. HarlandSally A. MoodyJean-Pierre Saint-Jeannet

developmental biologybiologymolecular and cellular biologymolecular biology

Meet Our Editorial Board— Genesis. an Interview With, Sally Moody, the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, USA. genesis (2024)

Paul TrevorrowSally A. Moody

genetics

Proliferation Associated 2G4 is Required for the Ciliation of Vertebrate Motile Cilia. Communications Biology (2024)

Moonsup LeeChristina CarpenterYoo-Seok HwangJaeho YoonQuanlong LuChristopher J. WestlakeSally A. MoodyTerry P. YamaguchiIra O. Daar

vertebrate motile ciliamolecular and cellular biologycell proliferationcell biologybiologymolecular biologycell motility

Bop1 is Required to Establish Precursor Domains of Craniofacial Tissues. genesis (2023)

Stephanie KeerKaren M. NeilsonHelene CousinHimani D. MajumdarDominique AlfandariSteven L. KleinSally A. Moody

developmental biologycraniofacial tissuesprecursor domainsgenetics

Duplicated Zebrafish (Danio Rerio) Inositol Phosphatases Inpp5Ka and Inpp5Kb Diverged in Expression Pattern and Function. Development Genes and Evolution (2023)

Dhyanam ShuklaBrian M. GuralEdmund S. CauleyNamarata BattulaShorbon MowlaBrittany F. KarasLlion E. RobertsLuca CavalloLuka TurkaljSally A. MoodyLaura E. SwanM. Chiara Manzini

biological evolutionexpression patternfish biologygenome biologydevelopmental biologydanio reriomolecular biologygene evolutionmolecular evolutiongene expressiondevelopmental geneticsgenetics

Meet the New Special Content Editor. Developmental Biology (2023)

Sally A Moody

developmental disordersembryonic developmentdevelopmental celldevelopmental biologybiologyevolutionary developmental biologydevelopmental sciencedevelopmental immunologydevelopmental cognitive neurosciencedevelopmental neurobiologydevelopmental dynamicdevelopmental genetics

The Sulfotransferase Xb5850668.L is Required to Apportion Embryonic Ectodermal Domains. Developmental Dynamics (2023)

Alexander MarchakKaren M. NeilsonHimani D. MajumdarKiyoshi YamauchiSteven L. KleinSally A. Moody

developmental biologyembryonic ectodermal domainsgeneticsembryonic development

Time-Resolved Quantitative Proteomic Analysis of the Developing Otic Vesicle Reveals Putative Congenital Hearing Loss Candidates and a Novel Role for Tgfbi. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Aparna B. BaxiPeter NemesSally Moody

clinical otolaryngologyproteomicsoral biologydevelopmental biologygeneticsaudiologydevelopmental scienceembryonic developmentnovel rolehearing lossdevelopmental neurobiologykey sitepediatricsmembrane biologyhearing researchpediatric otolaryngologymammalian biologydevelopmental geneticsgenetic basis

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Sally Moody

Professor

George Washington University

Affiliations

School of Medicine & Health Sciences

Department of Anatomy & Cell Biology

Sally Moody is currently serving as an Anatomy & Cell Biology Professor at George Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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George Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cell Lineage–Guided Mass Spectrometry Reveals Increased Energy Metabolism and Reactive Oxygen Species in the Vertebrate Organizer. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Aparna B. BaxiJie LiVi M. QuachLeena R. PadeSally A. MoodyPeter Nemes

vertebrate organizerenergy metabolismcell biologycellular physiologybiologymembrane biologymass spectrometryevolutionary biologyredox biologygenome biology

Direct and Indirect Regulation of Six1+Eya Transcriptional Activity by Pa2G4, Mcrs1, and Sobp. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Karyn JourdeuilJasmina GafurovaAshley Ben-MayorSally A MoodyAndre L P Tavares

Igor B. Dawid (1935–2024): A Pioneer of Developmental and Molecular Biology. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Masanori TairaKeiko OzatoRichard M. HarlandSally A. MoodyJean-Pierre Saint-Jeannet

developmental biologybiologymolecular and cellular biologymolecular biology

Meet Our Editorial Board— Genesis. an Interview With, Sally Moody, the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, USA. genesis (2024)

Paul TrevorrowSally A. Moody

genetics

Proliferation Associated 2G4 is Required for the Ciliation of Vertebrate Motile Cilia. Communications Biology (2024)

Moonsup LeeChristina CarpenterYoo-Seok HwangJaeho YoonQuanlong LuChristopher J. WestlakeSally A. MoodyTerry P. YamaguchiIra O. Daar

vertebrate motile ciliamolecular and cellular biologycell proliferationcell biologybiologymolecular biologycell motility

Bop1 is Required to Establish Precursor Domains of Craniofacial Tissues. genesis (2023)

Stephanie KeerKaren M. NeilsonHelene CousinHimani D. MajumdarDominique AlfandariSteven L. KleinSally A. Moody

developmental biologycraniofacial tissuesprecursor domainsgenetics

Duplicated Zebrafish (Danio Rerio) Inositol Phosphatases Inpp5Ka and Inpp5Kb Diverged in Expression Pattern and Function. Development Genes and Evolution (2023)

Dhyanam ShuklaBrian M. GuralEdmund S. CauleyNamarata BattulaShorbon MowlaBrittany F. KarasLlion E. RobertsLuca CavalloLuka TurkaljSally A. MoodyLaura E. SwanM. Chiara Manzini

biological evolutionexpression patternfish biologygenome biologydevelopmental biologydanio reriomolecular biologygene evolutionmolecular evolutiongene expressiondevelopmental geneticsgenetics

Meet the New Special Content Editor. Developmental Biology (2023)

Sally A Moody

The Sulfotransferase Xb5850668.L is Required to Apportion Embryonic Ectodermal Domains. Developmental Dynamics (2023)

Alexander MarchakKaren M. NeilsonHimani D. MajumdarKiyoshi YamauchiSteven L. KleinSally A. Moody

developmental biologyembryonic ectodermal domainsgeneticsembryonic development

Time-Resolved Quantitative Proteomic Analysis of the Developing Otic Vesicle Reveals Putative Congenital Hearing Loss Candidates and a Novel Role for Tgfbi. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Aparna B. BaxiPeter NemesSally Moody

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