Lab picture 2019 - Kome
PI: Ryan Scott Gray
Office DPRI 3.206 Phone: 512.495.5052
Email: ryan.gray[at]austin.utexas.edu
Google scholar profile
Curriculum vitae
Affiliations:
Department of Nutritional Sciences
Department of Molecular Biosciences
Center for Systems and Synthetic Biology
The Dell Medical School Department of Pediatrics
Present members -
Zebrafish Facility Manager:
Ryoko Minowa - Zebrafish Genetics
Office DPRI 2.800 Phone: 512.495.5073
Email: ryoko.minowa[at]austin.utexas.edu
Dr. Zhaoyang Liu - Mouse models of Scoliosis, Intervertebral Defects, and Osteoarthritis
Postdoctoral fellow NIH-NIAMS
Email: Zhaoyang.Liu[at]austin.utexas.edu
List of publications
Postdoctoral fellow NIH-NIAMS
Email: Zhaoyang.Liu[at]austin.utexas.edu
List of publications
Mia Konjikusic - Mouse and Zebrafish Models of Hydrocephalus and Structural Brain Defects
Graduate Student
Email: mkonjikusic1[at]utexas.edu
Graduate Student
Email: mkonjikusic1[at]utexas.edu
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Melisa N. Bayrak - Undergraduate
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Alexander Skeleton - Anatomical Reference and Lab Ambassador
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Alumni:
Yunjia Wang - China Scholarship Council Awardee
Orthopedic surgery trainee
The role of DNAH genes in spine development
Now: Xiangya Hospital, Central South University, Department of Spine Surgery
Orthopedic surgery trainee
The role of DNAH genes in spine development
Now: Xiangya Hospital, Central South University, Department of Spine Surgery
Dr. Benjamin Troutwine - Zebrafish Models of Scoliosis and Genome editing
Postdoc
Now: Kansas City, MO- KCMC
Postdoc
Now: Kansas City, MO- KCMC
Terry Heckman - Mouse Genetics
Research Associate
Current: UT Austin- Anatomy and physiology laboratory instructor
Research Associate
Current: UT Austin- Anatomy and physiology laboratory instructor
Roberto Gonzalez - Zebrafish and Mouse Models of Scoliosis
Undergraduate Researcher
Current: UT Southwestern Medial School
Undergraduate Researcher
Current: UT Southwestern Medial School
We are always looking for good people with enthusiasm for basic science research. Postdocs, graduate students, and undergraduate students are encouraged to apply!