Whitney Hable, PhD
Professor / Graduate Program Director
Biology
Contact
508-999-8206
508-999-8196
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Violette Research 205B
Education
| 1996 | University of Arizona | PhD in Biology |
| 1990 | University of Virginia | BA in Biology |
Teaching
- Biology of Cells
- Biology of Cells Laboratory
- Developmental Biology
- Advanced Cell Biology
- Graduate Seminar
Teaching
Programs
Teaching
Courses
A study of the structure & processes of living cells, including prokaryotes (archaea, eubacteria) and emphasizing eukaryotes (plants, animals, fungi, etc.). Area of focus include cell anatomy, structure and function of biological macromolecules, processes of the gene (replication, transcription, translation), endomembrane trafficking, cytoskeletal structure and function, regulation and mechanics of cell division, and cell signaling.
A laboratory course emphasizing current approaches to studying cellular function and genetic inheritance.
A laboratory course emphasizing current approaches to studying cellular function and genetic inheritance.
A laboratory course emphasizing current approaches to studying cellular function and genetic inheritance.
A laboratory course emphasizing current approaches to studying cellular function and genetic inheritance.
A laboratory course emphasizing current approaches to studying cellular function and genetic inheritance.
A laboratory course emphasizing current approaches to studying cellular function and genetic inheritance.
A laboratory course emphasizing current approaches to studying cellular function and genetic inheritance.
Research
Research Activities
- Cell Polarization in marine brown algae
- Gametogenesis and Fertilization in the American Eel
Research
Research Interests
- Mechanisms of cell polarization
- Growth and development
- Role the environment plays in such processes
Select publications
Hable W (2018).
Analyzing Rho GTPase-dependent processes during cell polarization in brown algae.
Rho-GTPases: Methods and Protocols (Methods in Molecular Biology), 401-410.
Lauze JF and Hable WE (2017).
Impaired growth and reproductive capacity in maring rockweeds following prolonged environmental exposure to polychlorinated biphenyls and metals.
Botanica Marina, 60(2), 137-148.
Lauze JF and Hable WE (2017).
Delayed growth and cell division in embryos of Fucus vesiculosus after parental exposure to polychlorinated biphenyls and metals.
Botanica Marina, 60(2), 149-152.
