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| Lab | Institution | Research Interests |
|---|---|---|
| Walentek Lab | University of Freiburg, Germany | Mucociliary development, regeneration and disease. |
Wallingford Lab  |
University of Texas at Austin | Morphogenesis, developmental control of cell behavior and cell shape |
| Walter Lab |
Harvard Medical School | |
| Ware Lab |
Indiana University | Genetic and molecular basis of abnormal cardiac structure and function. |
| Wasserman Lab |
Loyola University Chicago | Xenopus Oocyte physiology |
| Watson Lab | Washington and Lee Unversity | |
| Weber Lab | University of Indianapolis | |
| Wedlich Lab (retired) | University of Karlsruhe | |
| Weeks Laboratory |
University of Iowa | Control of Development and Differentiation |
| Wei Lab |
University of Delaware | Metalloproteinases; neural crest |
| Weinstein Lab |
Queens College, CUNY | |
| Wells Lab | Cincinnati Children's Hospital | |
| Wessely Lab |
Cleveland Clinic | Pronephros Development and Polycystic Kidney Disease |
| Wheeler Lab |
University of East Anglia | Wnt signalling and cell adhesion |
| Whitman Lab |
Harvard University | TGFß signaling in development and disease |
| Wiechmann Lab |
University of Oklahoma HSC | |
| Wilkinson Neural Development Laboratory |
The Francis Crick Institute | |
| Wills Lab |
University of Washington | Molecular basis of cell fate determination in regeneration and embryogenesis |
| Wilson Lab |
Columbia University | |
| Wilson Lab |
The Johns Hopkins University | |
| Winklbauer Lab |
University of Toronto | |
| Woodland Lab (retired) | University of Warwick | Endodermal and germ cell development |
| Wormington Lab |
University of Virginia | Translational regulation:miRNA processing and RISC function during Xenopus oogenesis & embryogenesis |
| Wozniak Lab |
University of Alberta | |
| Wright Lab |
Vanderbilt University | Organogenesis and human disease |
| Wylie Heasman Lab (Retired) | Cincinnati Children's Hospital | Wnt pathways & signaling; embryo formation; cell patterning & cell migration, bladder formation. |
| Wühr Lab | Princeton University |
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