RONG LI LABORATORY
cellular asymmetry, division & evolution
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An interview with Rong by Caitlin Sedwick " Rong Li: Tipping the balance in cell biology" published in JCB Dec 26, 2011
Dynamic maintenance of asymmetric meiotic spindle position through Arp2/3-complex-driven cytoplasmic streaming in mouse oocytes
Modular coherence of protein dynamics in yeast cell polarity system
Aneuploidy confers quantitative proteome changes and phenotypic variation in budding yeast
Asymmetrically inherited multidrug resistance transporters are recessive determinants in cellular replicative ageing
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In the Li lab, we strive to understand the fundamental laws governing the behavior and interactions of cellular systems. Our current work focuses on questions pertaining to the molecular and physical basis of self-organization during morphogenesis, and the evolutionary dynamics of cell division pathways. We also work toward applying insights learned from basic research to the understanding and cure of diseases such as cancer and polycystic kidney disease.
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Front Row, left to right: Arupratan Das, Parama Paul, Renju Nair Second Row: Kexi Yi,Tamara Potapova, Pei-Shan Wang, Mary Toth, Rong Li Third row: Praveen Suraneni, Sheng Xia, Ines Pinto, Swarna Mehrotra,Sarah Smith, Yuping Wu Top row: Sree Ramachandran, Amr Eldakak, Jin Zhu, Blake Geppert, Chuankai Zhou, Guangbo Chen.
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Lab News Jan 2012 Congrats Arupratan Das for the successful completion of PhD thesis defense ! Mar 2012 Congrats Ines Pinto for her PhD in Molecular Medicine, awarded by the GABBA program and Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal ! Congrats Dr Tamara Potapova for getting a Postdoctoral Fellowship titled " Molecular Mechanisms of Polyploidy Checkpoint" from American Cancer Society !
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