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Molecular Cellular and Developmental Biology

Meghan Morrissey uses a micropipette in her lab.
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Matt Perko
Morrissey’s group is working to harness macrophage immune cells for novel cancer therapies.

Prof. Meghan Morrissey honored by the American Cancer Society for her work on cancer immunotherapy

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Chancellor's Breakfast to Focus on Animal Behavior

Study Reveals Evolution at Work

Researchers to Sequence the Genomes of Certain Invertebrates
Cells undergoing anastasis

A Giant Step Forward
Map of gene mutation origin

Origin of Alzheimer’s Gene Mutation Discovered
Remodeled cell structure

Remodeling at the Cellular Level

Biomedical Scientist Discovers a New Method to Increase Survival in Sepsis
Glenn Frederickson

Five Faculty Members Named as 2014 AAAS Fellows
A fly consumes camphor-containing ice cream.

For Fruit Flies, Food Experience Can Alter Taste Preferences

BRAIN Symposium Showcases Breadth of Research at UC Santa Barbara

Biologist Joins Grant-Reviewing Body of the National Institutes of Health

The Bitter and the Sweet: Fruit Flies Reveal an Interaction Between the Two
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