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| Name |
| Monteiro, Ana Sara |
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| E-Mail |
| anasara@gmail.com |
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| Master Degree |
| Biology |
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| About the PhD |
| Field of Research |
| Evolution and Development |
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| Thesis Title |
| Regulation of vertebrate Hox genes clusters: a large-scale transgenic approach in zebrafish |
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| Supervisor(s) |
| Peter Holland and Pedro Rodrigues
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| University |
| ICBAS-University of Porto (Portugal), University of Reading and Oxford University (UK) |
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| Laboratory |
| Animal and Microbial Sciences - University of Reading; Zoology Department - Oxford University |
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| Date of Thesis Defence |
| 2007-01-25 |
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| Relevant Publications |
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McDougall C., Hui J., Monteiro A., Takahashi T and Ferrier D.E.K. (2008). Annelids in evolutionary developmental biology and comparative genomics. Parasite. 15: 321-328. (Review)
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| Monteiro A.S. and Ferrier D.E.K. (2006). Hox genes are not always Colinear. International Journal of Biological Sciences 2(3):95-103. (Review) |
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| Monteiro A.S., Schierwater B, Dellaporta SL and Holland P.W. H. (2006). A low diversity of ANTP class homeobox genes in Placozoa. Evolution and Development 8(2):174-82. |
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| Monteiro, A.S., Okamura, B. and Holland, P.W.H. (2002). Orphan worm finds a home: Buddenbrockia is a myxozoan. Molecular Biology and Evolution 19, 968-971. |
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Program financially supported by
the National Foundation for
Science and Technology
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