David Dansereau, PhD 
BSc (Genetics and Molecular Biology) – University of Alberta
PhD (Developmental Genetics) – University of Alberta
Postdoc (Stem Cell Biology) – McGill University
Lecturer, Department of Biology, Saint Mary’s University
Profile
I think the most interesting problem in biology is to understand how genes interact with one another to define different types of cells during animal development. At the University of Alberta I studied the genetic control of fruit fly wing development, where cells communicate with one another to elaborate the complex pattern of an adult wing. At McGill University, I studied cell communication in fruit fly ovaries, where germline and somatic cells communicate to maintain a population of stem cells throughout adult life. As a Lecturer at SMU, I strive to bring students on a tour of modern genetics, cell and molecular biology.
Courses
Biology 1201 Cell and Molecular Biology
Biology 1202 Organismal and Ecological Biology
Biology 2321 Cell Biology I
Biology 3420 Cell Biology II
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