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Cell division and genome stability in development and disease Calvi Lab

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Drosophila DNA damage, apoptosis and chromosome instability.

Welcome to the Calvi lab!

Calvi lab members and groupies, Oct. 2020.

We seek to understand how cells regulate cell division, protect genome integrity, respond to stress, and prevent cancer. To do this, we use the powerful tools available in the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster.

Our lab motto is “we do stuff to figure out things.” Over the years we have discovered molecular mechanisms that govern how cells replicate their DNA and proliferate in the context of developing tissues.

Please explore our website to find out more about us and our research. Contact Brian Calvi (bcalvi@iu.edu) to inquire about opportunities in the lab, or follow him on twitter @BrianCalvi.

BANNER IMAGE: Drosophila DNA damage, apoptosis, and chromosome instability.

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