Whitney Hable
Professor, Graduate Program Director
Biology
Contact
508-999-8206
508-999-8196
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Violette Research 205B
Education
| 1990 | University of Virginia | B.A. in Biology |
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| 1996 | University of Arizona | Ph.D in Biology |
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Teaching
- Biology of Cells
- Biology of Cells Laboratory
- Developmental Biology
- Advanced Cell Biology
- Graduate Seminar
Teaching
Programs
Research
Research interests
- Mechanisms of cell polarization
- Growth and development
- Role the environment plays in such processes
Research
Research Activities
- Cell Polarization in marine brown algae
- Gametogenesis and Fertilization in the American Eel
Select publications
Rover T., Simioni C., Hable W., and Bouzon Z.L. (2015).
Ultrastructural and structural characterization of zygotes and embryos during development in Sargassum cymosum
, 252, 505-518.
Muzzy R. and Hable W. (2013).
Rac1 regulates actin arrays during polarity establishment in the brown alga, Silvetia compressa
Developmental Biology, 383, 28-38.
Hable W.E. and Nguyen X. (2013).
Polychlorinated biphenyls disrupt cell division and tip growth in two species of fucoid algae
Journal of Phycology, 49, 701-708.