Our Science – Daar Website
Ira O. Daar, Ph.D.
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| Our laboratory uses molecular, biochemical and developmental biology techniques to understand signal transduction from the cell surface to the nucleus. We have been focusing on cross-talk between the Eph and FGF families. |
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| Upon cell contact, bi-directional signaling occurs between the Eph receptor and the transmembrane ligand, ephrinB. We are interested in the mechanism by which ephrinB signaling affects cell-cell adhesion and cell migration. We are also particularly interested in how tyrosine phosphorylation of this ligand, by either its cognate receptor or the FGF receptor, regulates ephrin activity. |
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| Kathy at work and LOVING IT! |
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| Our frog decor |
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| Frog Party |
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| Ted & Jon's excellent adventure |
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| Never take Jon's pipetteman |
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| Yon Ju - Flotillin away |
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| I am so happy...so happy....when will Ira take the picture already? |
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| More frog decor |
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| How Many of our Brightest Kids Does it Take to Change a N2 Tank? |
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| Another Frog Party |
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| Some past,some present and some friends. |
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| See Emily Play |
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| There is no other day
Let's try it another way. |
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| Yoo-Seok is a Strong Frogman or is he a Frogging Strongman? |
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| Yoo-Seok says, "You don't know what I am thinking!"! |
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This page was last updated on 2/5/2013.
