Jon Clarke

Jon Clarke

Emeritus Professor, Group Leader


Cell shape and polarity during neurogenesis and brain morphogenesis

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All publications:

2016

Araya C, Carmona-Fontaine C, Clarke JD (2016) Extracellular matrix couples the convergence movements of mesoderm and neural plate during the early stages of neurulation. Dev Dyn 245: 580-9

2014

Buckley C, Clarke J (2014) Establishing the plane of symmetry for lumen formation and bilateral brain formation in the zebrafish neural rod. Semin Cell Dev Biol 31: 100-5

2013

Girdler GC, Araya C, Ren X, Clarke JD (2013) Developmental time rather than local environment regulates the schedule of epithelial polarization in the zebrafish neural rod. Neural Dev 8: 5

2012

Smith AB, Kavros PM, Clarke T, Dorta NJ, Tremont G, Pal DK (2012) A neurocognitive endophenotype associated with rolandic epilepsy. Epilepsia 53: 705-11
Folgueira M, Bayley P, Navratilova P, Becker TS, Wilson SW, Clarke JD (2012) Morphogenesis underlying the development of the everted teleost telencephalon. Neural Dev 7: 32

2010

Pal DK, Li W, Clarke T, Lieberman P, Strug LJ (2010) Pleiotropic effects of the 11p13 locus on developmental verbal dyspraxia and EEG centrotemporal sharp waves. Genes Brain Behav 9: 1004-12
Alexandre P, Reugels AM, Barker D, Blanc E, Clarke JD (2010) Neurons derive from the more apical daughter in asymmetric divisions in the zebrafish neural tube. Nat Neurosci 13: 673-9