Lawrence  H  Goodnough

Entering Class: 2007
PhD Program: Pathology
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Undergraduate Institution: Washington University in St. Louis
Hometown: St. Louis and San Francisco, .

Research Interests: Craniofacial development, developmental biology, stem cell biology, gene regulation, regenerative medicine.

About me: Currently rotating in Dr. Stan Gerson's lab. I am studying a model of drug selection of human hematopoietic cells after transposase mediated gene transfer. I go by Henry.

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Featured Publication:

LH Goodnough, SA Brugmann, D Hu, and JA Helms. (2007) Stage-Dependent Craniofacial Defects Resulting from Sprouty2 over-expression. Developmental Dynamics, 236:7, 1918-1928.

Additional Publications:

SA Brugmann, LH Goodnough, A Gregorieff, P Leucht, D Ten Berge, C Fuerer, H Clevers, R Nusse and JA Helms. (2007) Wnt Signaling Mediates Regional Specification in the Vertebrate Face. Development, 134, 3283-3295.

JL Rinn, M Kertesz, J Wong, SL Squazzo, X Xu, SA Brugmann, LH Goodnough, JA Helms, PJ Farnham, E Segal, and HY Chang. (2007) Functional Demarcation of Active and Silent Chromatin Domains in Human HOX Loci by Non-Coding RNAs. Cell, 129, 1311-1323.

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