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Professor of Biology;
Ph. D. 1988 University of Cincinnati

Deptartment of Biology
New York University
Room 1009 Main Building
100 Washington Square East
New York, NY 10003
Tel.: (212) 998-8244
Fax : (212) 995-4015
E-mail: sjs1@nyu.edu

 

 

Representative Publications:
Research InterestsBiographyLab Pages

Yu, D. and S. Small. 2008. Precise registration of gene expression boundaries by a repressive morphogen in Drosophila. Current Biology 18: 868-876

Brent, A., Yucel, G., Small, S., and Desplan, C. Permissive and instructive anterior patterning relies on mRNA localization in the wasp embryo. 2007. Science 315: 1841-3.

Ochoa-Espinosa, A. and S. Small.  2006.  Developmental mechanisms and cis-regulatory codes. Curr. Op. Gen. Dev. 16: 165-170.

Yucel, G. and S. Small.  2006.  Morphogens: Precise outputs from a variable gradient.  Current Biology 16: R29-31. 

Oberstein, A, A. Pare, L. Kaplan and S. Small.  2005.  Site-specific transgenesis by Cre- mediated recombination in Drosophila. Nature Methods 2(8):583-5.

Ochoa-Espinosa, A., G. Yucel, L. Kaplan, A. Pare, N. Pura, A. Oberstein, D. Papatsenko and S. Small.  2005.  The role of Bicoid site cluster strength in anterior-posterior patterning of Drosophila. PNAS USA 102: 4960-4965.  

Andrioli, L., A. Oberstein, M. Corado, D. Yu and S. Small.  2004.  Groucho-dependent repression by Sloppy-paired 1 differentially positions anterior pair-rule stripes in the Drosophila embryo.  Developmental Biology 276: 541-551.

Clyde, D., M. Corado, X. Wu, A. Pare, D. Papatsenko, and S. Small.  2003.  A self-organizing system of repressor gradients establishes segmental complexity in Drosophila.  Nature 426: 849-853.

Andrioli, L., V. Vasisht, E. Theodosopoulou, A. Oberstein, and S. Small.  2002.  Anterior repression of a Drosophila stripe enhancer requires three position-specific mechanisms. Development 129: 4931-4940.

Wu, X., Vasisht, V., D. Kosman, J. Reinitz, and S. Small. (2001). Thoracic patterning by the Drosophila gap gene hunchback. Developmental Biology 237: 79-92.


Research is funded by grants from the NSF, andthe NIH.

 

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