Lin, David M.
Associate Professorresearch
research and scholarship focus
- Development of the mouse olfactory system
- Used a combination of genomic and genetic approaches to determine how this process of axon guidance and target selection is accomplished
primary investigator of
- ACQUISITION OF INSTRUMENTATION FOR ESTABLISHING A MICROARRAY CORE | Research Grant
- A NOVEL MOUSE MODEL OF NEURODEGENERATION | Research Grant
- LIFT-OFF POLYMER ARRAY APPROACH TO AXON GUIDANCE | Research Grant
research areas
- cellular & molecular physiology | research concentration area (Vet)
- neural and sensory physiology | research concentration area (Vet)
- physiological genomics | research concentration area (Vet)
affiliations
head of
- Life Sciences Core Laboratories Center DNA Microarrays Faculty Advisory Group | advisory committee
faculty appointment in
- Biomedical Sciences (VTBMS) | Cornell department
member of graduate field
- Comparative Biomedical Sciences | graduate field
- Genetics and Development | graduate field
- Genomics | minor graduate field
- Molecular and Integrative Physiology | graduate field
- Neurobiology and Behavior | graduate field
other Cornell affiliations
- Center for Vertebrate Genomics (CVG) | research center
- Mammalian Genomics | NLSI/Genomics focus area
- Program in Neuroscience | academic program office
member of advisory group
- Life Sciences Core Laboratories Center DNA Microarrays Faculty Advisory Group | advisory committee
- Life Sciences Core Laboratories Center Transgenics Faculty Advisory Group | advisory committee
teaching
teaches
- BIOG 2990 - Introduction to Research Methods in Biology (TBA -) | fall 2009 class
- BIOG 4990 - Independent Undergraduate Research in Biology (TBA -) | fall 2009 class
- BIOG 2990 - Introduction to Research Methods in Biology (TBA -) | spring 2009 class
- BIOGD 7800 - Current Topics in Genetics (TBA -) | fall 2008 class
publications
linked articles
- EST2Prot: Mapping EST sequences to proteins | journal article
- retinoic acid, bromodeoxyuridine, and the Delta 205 mutant polyoma virus middle T antigen regulate expression levels of a common ensemble of proteins associated with early stages of inducing HL-60 leukemic cell differentiation. | journal article
speaker at Cornell event
Keywords: developmental biology, genomics, neurobiology, olfaction