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Greenwald, Iva S. |
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Columbia University |
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Genetics |
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Cellular and Developmental Biology |
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Greenwald discovered the C. elegans LIN-12 receptor in parallel with discovery of Drosophila Notch, and was the first to show that the molecular circuitry governing a type of cell-cell interaction critical for all animal development, called lateral signaling, involved the conserved LIN-12/Notch signaling system. |
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