細胞發育特論一
<br>Mechanism of Developmental Cell                Jui-Chou Hsu
<br>This is a course to discuss the latest advance in the field of cell and developmental biology using mice, Xenopus, Drosophila, and C elegans as model organisms. The following are the example of literatures discussed and will be updated at the beginning of the classes.
<br>(1)	In Vivo Imaging of oskar mRNA Transport Reveals the Mechanism of Posterior Localization.  Cell 134, 843-853, 2008.
<br>(2)	Actin and  -actinin orchestrate the assembly and maturation of nascent adhesions in a myosin II motor-independent manner.  Nature Cell Biology 10, 1039-1050, 2008.
<br>(3)	Modulation of intracellular trafficking regulates cell intercalation in the Drosophila trachea.  Nature Cell Biology 10, 964-970, 2008.
<br>(4)	The branching programme of mouse lung development Nature 453, 745-751, 2008.
<br>(5)	Clathrin-Mediated Internalization Is Essential for Sustained EGFR Signaling but Dispensable for Degradation.  Developmental Cell 15, 209-219, 2008.
<br>(6)	Notch Mediates the Segmental Specification of Angioblasts in Somites and Their Directed Migration toward the Dorsal Aorta in Avian Embryos.  Developmental Cell 14, 890-901, 2008
<br>(7)	Coordination of Actin Filament and Microtubule Dynamics during Neurite Outgrowth.  Developmental Cell 15, 146-162, 2008.
<br>(8)	Morphogen Control of Wing Growth through the Fat Signaling Pathway
<br>Developmental Cell 15: 309-321, 2008. 
<br>(9)	Polarization of the C. elegans Embryo by RhoGAP-Mediated Exclusion of PAR-6 from Cell Contacts  Science 320, 1771-1774, 2008.
<br>(10)	 Inn1 couples contraction of the actomyosin ring to membrane ingression during cytokinesis in budding yeast.  Nature Cell Biology 10, 395-406, 2008.
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