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C. elegans Developmental Genetics

Welcome to the Chin-Sang lab web site!

Dr. Ian D. Chin-Sang

Associate Professor

2422 Biosciences Complex

Queen's University, Kingston, ON, Canada

K7L 3N6

Office: (613) 533-6124

Lab: (613) 533-6000 x77817

Fax:(613) 533-6617

chinsang"at"queensu.ca

www.chin-sang.ca

Faculty web page

updated Lab Duties

General Lab Rules

Most recent publications:

Our Zeiss LSM 710 NLO microscope is up and running! Above is a 3D projection of a C. elegans embryo stained for MH27 (Adherens Junctions) and below that, a living fluorescent adult expressing mCherry (membranes) and GFP(Histones).

C. elegans doing a magic trick!

BIOL 205

BIOL 430

BIOL 594

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Departmental Seminar Series

What the Chin-Sang lab is reading:

current papers/reviews (and refs within) you should read

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