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/genetics/wp-content/uploads/sites/481/2017/10/robert-duronio-188x250.jpg188250Research Interests Keywords: Epigenetic control of genome structure and function, cell cycle-regulated gene expression, developmental genetics Lab Website One of the most fundamental aspects of animal development is the control of progression through the cell cycle. Without this control there would be no coordination between cell proliferation and the formation of the gross anatomy of … Read more