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Scott Neal

Research Scientist, Assistant Professor, Director, Neuroscience Microscopy Core

    20032025

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    My expertise lies in molecular genetic analyses of developmental processes in model systems. My lab investigates the roles of conserved transcription regulators in the development of sensory systems, including the eye. We aim to identify proteins, signals and genome features that serve as determinants of transcription regulator function and specificity during critical periods of development, such as during neural versus non-neural fate specification in the primordial eye tissue, and later in development, during eye morphogenesis. My recent investigations have focused on the genetic networks that regulate the Hippo-Yki and Mitf signaling axes in the developing eye, and I am currently funded to investigate the links between these signaling cascades and the expression of ocular extracellular matrix.

    Education/Academic qualification

    PhD, Molecular and Cell Biology, Brandeis University

    Aug 2008Apr 2015

    Master, Zoology, University of Toronto

    Sep 2001Nov 2005

    Bachelor, Biology and Forensic Science, University of Toronto

    Sep 1996May 2000

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