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The Morris Lab is a stem cell and developmental biology laboratory based in the Departments of Genetics, and Developmental Biology at Washington University in St. Our research focuses on dissecting the gene regulatory networks that define cell fate. We apply this knowledge to engineer clinically relevant cell types. Manipulating gene regulatory networks to generate clinically relevant cell types. Embryonic development as a blueprint for guiding cell fate.

In the short life of the humble nematode. We seek a microcosm of our own. Washington University School of Medicine. We study individual variability, aging, and robustness. We primarily use variability in C. Lifespan as a metazoan model for understanding noise control, homeostatic robustness, and biological individuality. Overall, we hope to understand why and how some individuals age more successfully than others.

One of twelve injection rigs available within the facility. Both photos courtesy of Jimann Shin of the Solnica-Krezel Lab. Picture courtesy of Ryan S. Gray of the Solnica-Krezel Lab. 650 cage wash machine loaded with tank parts.