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Undergraduate projects
Class of |
Student |
Project Title |
2016 |
Georgia O’Sullivan |
Hippo, Hedgehog and skeletogenesis Gene Expression analysis of interacting pathways in the developing limb |
2015 |
Catriona Daly |
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Joey Gough |
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Emma Hogg |
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Roisin Joyce |
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Faline MacAuliffe |
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David Scanlon O’Callaghen |
Investigation of movement in the Developing Chick, Gallus Gallus, Embryo. |
2014 |
Somantha Killion-Connolly |
Wnt signalling through alternate receptors Ryk and Ror: evidence from embryonic gene expression |
Cormac Murphy |
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Daniel Darby |
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Tara O'Connor |
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2013
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Jessica Maddock |
Exploring novel gene expression patterns in the Wnt pathway |
Sophie Byrne |
Investigating the role of the Wnt signalling pathway in interpreting mechanical stimuli |
Gillian Sexton |
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Aine Flemming |
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Grainne O'Reilly |
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2012 |
Elise Moroney |
Examination and comparison of expression patterns of Wnt genes |
Matthew Doyle |
Expression analysis of genes implicated in the mechanical response of bone development |
Ailbhe Coyle |
The effect of the notochord on foregut dorsoventral patterning |
Jennifer Lorrigan |
An investigation into the role of the primary cilium and patterning of the developing joint of the chick |
Leanne Staveley |
Expression analysis of genes implicated in the mechanical response of bone development |
2011 |
Stephanie Maher |
Differential expression patterns of the paralogous genes Wnt2 and Wnt2b |
Alison May |
Cellular organization of the notochord and its abnormal development in the Adriamycin Mouse Model |
Daniel Dowling |
Cross species comparison of embryonic limb morphogenesis |
Declan Carroll |
Investigating the role of BMP signalling in foregut abnormalities using a mouse model |
2010 |
Antonia Piazzesi |
The effect of Adriamycin treatment on foregut development |
Katherine McGarry |
Bone formation in the absence of skeletal muscle contractions |
Sarah-Louise Hassett |
Comparison of gene expression patterns of Wnt signalling pathway component genes |
Clare Murray |
Patterns of tissue differentiation in the developing chick limb |
2009 |
Blaithin Arnold |
The effects of muscle immobilisation on joint morphogenesis |
Elaine Kinsella |
A comparative investigation into Sfrp gene expression in developing limbs of mouse and chick embryos. |
Aishling Lynch |
A comparison of bone formation in the long bones of mammals and birds |
Aoife Cooke |
Embryonic expression analysis of a new gene in the mouse and chick: Cdh5 |
2007 |
Audrey Martin |
Wnt gene expression during late stages of limb morphogenesis |
Fodhla Treacy |
Following cartilage differentiation in the developing limb: 3D expression patterns of Sox9 and type II Collagen |
Christian Foley-Fisher |
An investigation into the use of microinjection and electroporation to disrupt Wnt signalling during somitogenesis |
Omar Mothersill |
How constant or variable are the shape changes involved in vertebrate limb morphogenesis |
Martina Redmond |
Comparing the expression patterns of highly conserved orthologous genes (members of the Sfrp family) across two major vertebrate groups, birds and mammals |
2006 |
David Duffy |
Overexpressing Sfrp3, a developmentally important gene, in the early chick embryo. |
Emma Hastings |
A phylogenetic study of the Sfrp gene family |
2005 |
John O’ Neill |
Observation of active Wnt signalling in the developing mouse embryo |
Norman Champ |
Establishing the methodology for introducing DNA into the living chick embryo |
2004 |
Caitriona Crawford |
Establishing the chick as model system for development |
Geraldine Kelly |
Early eye development and the involvement of two regulatory genes (Sfrp2 and Pax6) |
Lorraine Logue |
The expression of molecular markers during patterning of the axial skeleton in the mouse embryo |
2003 |
Patrick Frankel |
Gene expression analysis of members of the secreted frizzled related protein (Sfrp) family in E9.5, E10.5 and E11.5 mouse embryos. |