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Current research

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Collaboration	RM Stem Cells
Collaboration	Cancer proteomics
Collaboration	Functional screens
Collaboration	Genome (in)stability
Secretariat	An extracellular phosphatase with a novel and essential role in bone formation and axial skeletogenesis
Secretariat	Counting in cells
Secretariat	Systems biology of development & stem cells
Secretariat	Regulation of secretion during development
Secretariat	Epigenetics and stem cell development
Secretariat	Molecular Regulation of Lymphangiogenesis by CCBE1
Secretariat	Identifying distant functional regulatory elements in development using high-resolution 4C
Secretariat	Linking genomic variation to quantitative and qualitative characteristics of transcriptomes
Secretariat	Activating the VE-cadherin complex for angiogenesis
Secretariat	Molecular mechanism and regulation of DNA repair
Secretariat	Identifying epigenetic regulators of melanoma formation using zebrafish
Secretariat	Molecular genetics of axial growth from a posterior stem zone in mammalian embryos.
Secretariat	Exciting genes in development
Secretariat	Cancer biophysics
Secretariat	Genetic analysis of vertebrate organogenesis
Secretariat	Ribosome Biogenesis and Disease
Secretariat	Mechanism of Wnt signaling in the nematode C. elegans
Secretariat	RNA silencing
Secretariat	Ubiquitin ligases and cancer
Secretariat	Pluripotent stem cells in development and disease
Secretariat	Genetics of morphogenesis during axial elongation in the mouse embryo
Secretariat	Dynamics of cell adhesion
Secretariat	Biomedical genomics
Secretariat	Genome biology
Secretariat	Wnt signaling and cancer
Secretariat	Cardiac development and genetics
Secretariat	Activation of transcription during germline specification in Drosophila
Secretariat	Insight in the breast cancer metastasis process
Secretariat	The role of lymph vessels in disease
Secretariat	Shp2 signaling-mediated cell movement defects in Noonan and LEOPARD syndrome
Secretariat	Determining and modelling the effects of genomic variation on phenotypic diversity
Secretariat	Diabetes and islet neogenesis
Secretariat	piRNA Biogenesis in Zebrafish
Secretariat	The TCF4 target gene program and the mesenchymal niche in intestinal crypts and colon cancer
Secretariat	The role of the putative Wnt sorting receptor Wntless in the regulation of Wnt secretion
Secretariat	Unique qualities of gametes
Secretariat	Small RNA biology
Secretariat	Protein-Tyrosine Phosphatases in Development