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Fulvia Verde

Fulvia Verde, Ph.D.

Department:

Molecular & Cellular Pharmacology

Fulvia Verde

Roles

  • Professor of Molecular and Cellular Pharmacology
  • Education & Training

    Education

    • 1992
      University of Heidelberg
      PhD, Cell Biology
    • 1987
      University of Pisa
      BS, Scienze Biologiche

    Post Graduate Training

    • 1996
      ICRF
      Post-Doctoral Fellowship
    • 1995
      EMBO
      Post-Doctoral Fellowship
    • 1993
      EEC
      Post-Doctoral Fellowship
    • 1992
      M.B.L.
      Post-Doctoral Fellowship
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    • Research Interests

      We study the emergence of spatial self-organization, growth control and stress response in fission yeast and human cells. Currently, my laboratory focuses on the regulation of Cdc42 GTPase dynamics during cell morphogenesis and in response to stress. Other projects address the role of mRNA granule assembly, phase separation of macromolecular structures, and changes in the biophysical properties of the cytoplasm, in the control of cell growth and chronological lifespan. Further, we have recently started a collaborative project with NASA, investigating the molecular underpinnings of cell resilience to stressors such as cosmic radiation and microgravitational forces.
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