My laboratory uses the fruit fly (Drosophila melanogaster) as a genetic organism to study the basic as well as the clinical aspects of the brain. At basic levels, we study the cellular and molecular mechanisms by which synapses form, develop, and function.

Bing Zhang Professor Biological Sciences, INP, [email protected] (573) 884-6482

‪Professor, Biological Sciences, University of Missouri‬ - ‪‪Cited by 8,695‬‬ - ‪Genetics‬ - ‪neuroscience‬ - ‪molecular and cell biology‬

My lab is interested in understanding synaptic plasticity and neural circuits, including genetic analysis of glial cells. We also model human diseases in fruit flies. We have positions open for...

Associate Professor of Biological Sciences.

Current Members | Former Members | Group Photos Bing Zhang, Ph.D.ProfessorPrincipal InvestigatorPhone:713.798.1443Email: bing.zhangATbcm.edu Moran Chen, Ph.D ...

My lab is interested in understanding synaptic plasticity and neural circuits, including genetic analysis of glial cells. We also model human diseases in fruit flies. We have positions open for...

Studies in neurobiology in the Division of Biological Sciences share a common interest in the early development and later function of the nervous system with an emphasis on the neural control of behavior.

Bing Zhang Multimodule characterization of immune subgroups in intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma reveals distinct therapeutic vulnerabilities. Journal for immunotherapy of cancer