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Robert M. Tombes

Affiliations: 
Interdisciplinary Studies Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, United States 
Area:
Evolution and Development Biology, Physiology Biology
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Bennett M. Shapiro grad student 1981-1987 University of Washington (Cell Biology Tree)

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Charles A. Easley grad student 2008 VCU

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Tombes RM, Peppers LS. (2023) Sea urchin fertilization stimulates CaM kinase-II (multifunctional [type II] Ca /CaM kinase) activity and association with p34. Development, Growth & Differentiation. 37: 589-596
Tombes RM, Peppers LS. (2023) Sea urchin fertilization stimulates CaM kinase-II (multifunctional [type II] Ca /CaM kinase) activity and association with p34. Development, Growth & Differentiation. 37: 589-596
Rothschild SC, Tombes RM. (2020) Widespread Roles of CaMK-II in Developmental Pathways. Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology. 1131: 519-535
Rothschild SC, Lee HJ, Ingram SR, et al. (2018) Calcium signals act through histone deacetylase to mediate pronephric kidney morphogenesis. Developmental Dynamics : An Official Publication of the American Association of Anatomists
Rothschild SC, Francescatto L, Tombes RM. (2016) Immunostaining Phospho-epitopes in Ciliated Organs of Whole Mount Zebrafish Embryos. Journal of Visualized Experiments : Jove
Rothschild SC, Lahvic J, Francescatto L, et al. (2013) CaMK-II activation is essential for zebrafish inner ear development and acts through Delta-Notch signaling. Developmental Biology. 381: 179-88
Rothschild SC, Francescatto L, Drummond IA, et al. (2011) CaMK-II is a PKD2 target that promotes pronephric kidney development and stabilizes cilia. Development (Cambridge, England). 138: 3387-97
Francescatto L, Rothschild SC, Myers AL, et al. (2010) The activation of membrane targeted CaMK-II in the zebrafish Kupffer's vesicle is required for left-right asymmetry. Development (Cambridge, England). 137: 2753-62
Francescatto L, Rothschild SC, Myers AL, et al. (2010) Membrane targeted CaMK-II is the Ca2+ sensor responsible for left–right asymmetry in zebrafish embryos Developmental Biology. 344: 505-506
Jamie M, Rothschild S, Francescatto L, et al. (2010) CaMK-II mediates non-canonical Wnt-dependent morphogenic events during zebrafish gastrulation Developmental Biology. 344: 468
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