Morris F. Maduro
Associate Professor III

mmaduro@ucr.edu

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BSc: University of Alberta, Canada (Mathematics/Genetics)
PhD: University of Alberta, Canada (1998) Pilgrim lab
Postdoc: UC Santa Barbara, CA Rothman lab

Faculty Member: UCR Biology Department (since 2003)
Cooperating Faculty Member with Nematology
Participant in Center for Plant Cell Biology (CEPCEB), Institute for Integrative Genome Biology (IIGB)
Graduate programs: CMDB, EEOB, GGB, BMSC
Faculty of 1000 Biology member (since 2006)
National Academies Education Fellow in the Life Sciences (2006-7)

Campus service: Graduate Council (2007-present), CMDB Graduate Advisor for continuing students (2008-present)

Welcome to our web site. I am excited to be a member of the Department of Biology at UC Riverside. Our lab uses C. elegans and its close relatives as model systems to study the structure and evolution of gene networks that control early embryonic development. We also have collaborations with Shou-Wei Ding (Plant Pathology, UCR) using nematodes as a model to study virus-host interactions, Vlad Parpura (now at University of Alabama, Birmingham) to study glial-like cells in the C. elegans nervous system, and also Joel Mackay (University of Sydney, Australia) and Andre Pires da Silva (University of Texas at Arlington). Our projects span the fields of genetics, neurobiology, developmental biology, evolution, virology and genomics. We are always interested in adding to our dynamic, interactive research group. Enjoy our lab website, and contact me if you are interested in joining our lab.

Undergraduate Courses:

  • BIOL 005A: Introduction to Cell and Molecular Biology (04F, 05F with Dr. Bradley Hyman, and 06F, 07F with Dr. Nelson Thompson, 09F with Dr. Richard Cardullo)More Info
  • BIOL 168: Developmental Biology (04S, 05W, 06W, 06F, 07F, 08F, 09F) More Info

  • NASC 091: Freshman Advising Seminar (05F) More Info
  • NASC 093: Freshman Advising Seminar (08F) More Info

Graduate Courses:

  • CMDB 202: Developmental Biology (with other CMDB faculty) (Spring quarter, 2004-2009)
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