Rosa Uribe, PhD
Director, Laboratory of Neural Crest and Enteric Nervous System Development
Associate Professor
CPRIT Scholar in Cancer Research
Editor-in-Chief, Differentiation
[email protected]
Rice Biosciences
MS 140
Houston, TX 77005
Dr. Uribe received her B.S. in Cellular and Molecular Biology at San Francisco State University, where she became interested in developmental biology under Dr. Felipe-Andres Ramirez-Weber. Dr. Uribe received her doctoral training in retinal cell and developmental biology under the supervision of Dr. Jeffrey M. Gross of the University of Texas at Austin. Subsequently, her postdoctoral research was in Dr. Marianne Bronner’s laboratory at the California Institute of Technology, where she embarked on studies of neural crest and enteric nervous system development in zebrafish. Dr. Uribe was recruited to join Rice University through the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT) and is a CPRIT Scholar in Cancer Research. Since joining Rice, Dr. Uribe has established the Laboratory of Neural Crest and Enteric Nervous System Development and is now a National Science Foundation CAREER Awardee.
Director, Laboratory of Neural Crest and Enteric Nervous System Development
Associate Professor
CPRIT Scholar in Cancer Research
Editor-in-Chief, Differentiation
[email protected]
Rice Biosciences
MS 140
Houston, TX 77005
Dr. Uribe received her B.S. in Cellular and Molecular Biology at San Francisco State University, where she became interested in developmental biology under Dr. Felipe-Andres Ramirez-Weber. Dr. Uribe received her doctoral training in retinal cell and developmental biology under the supervision of Dr. Jeffrey M. Gross of the University of Texas at Austin. Subsequently, her postdoctoral research was in Dr. Marianne Bronner’s laboratory at the California Institute of Technology, where she embarked on studies of neural crest and enteric nervous system development in zebrafish. Dr. Uribe was recruited to join Rice University through the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT) and is a CPRIT Scholar in Cancer Research. Since joining Rice, Dr. Uribe has established the Laboratory of Neural Crest and Enteric Nervous System Development and is now a National Science Foundation CAREER Awardee.
Eileen Singleton
Lab Manager and Fish Technician
Lab Manager and Fish Technician
Lucia Rivas, PhD Candidate
Research Interests: Enteric Nervous System Maturation
Research Interests: Enteric Nervous System Maturation
Onyekachi Idigo, PhD Candidate
Research Interests: Enteric Nervous System development
Research Interests: Enteric Nervous System development
Hannah Johnson, PhD Candidate
Research Interests: Neural Crest and Enteric Nervous System Development
Research Interests: Neural Crest and Enteric Nervous System Development
Rodrigo Moreno-Campos, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow
Research Interests: Enteric Nervous System Development and Cancer
Research Interests: Enteric Nervous System Development and Cancer
Dean Parenteau, PhD student
Research Interests: Neural Crest and Enteric Nervous System Development
Research Interests: Neural Crest and Enteric Nervous System Development
Bidushi (Tulip) Chandra, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow
Research Interests: Enteric Gliogenesis
Research Interests: Enteric Gliogenesis
Jorge Arnez Gonzales, Undergraduate Researcher
Research Interests: Enteric nervous system development
Research Interests: Enteric nervous system development
Pamela Duarte, Undergraduate Researcher
Research Interests: Enteric nervous system maturation
Research Interests: Enteric nervous system maturation
Ariel Ma, Undergraduate Researcher
Research Interests: Enteric gliogenesis
Phoebe Yoon, Undergraduate Researcher
Research Interests: Neural Crest cell migration and pathways
Research Interests: Neural Crest cell migration and pathways
Camila DeAlba, Undergraduate Researcher
Research Interests: Enteric nervous system development
Research Interests: Enteric nervous system development
Sydney Morgan, Undergraduate Researcher
Research Interests: Enteric nervous system development and maturation
Research Interests: Enteric nervous system development and maturation
Former Lab Members
-Martin Cheramie, Research Specialist. Now in Medical School.
-Ashley Tsang, Undergraduate researcher. Now doing Civic internships at Rice University.
-Avery Myers, Undergraduate researcher. Now doing ovarian cancer research at Baylor College of Medicine.
-Sage Simmons, Undergraduate Researcher. Now tech at UT Southwestern.
-Julia Corteguera, Undergraduate Researher. Now Post-Bac.
-Sarah Downing, Undergraduate Researcher. Now Research Supervisor in Biotech Startup.
-Jessa Westheimer, Undergraduate Researcher. Now a scientific projects manager.
-Rodrigo Gonzales-Rojas, Undergraduate Researcher, now doing neuroscience research in TMC.
-Aaron Nguyen, Undergraduate Researcher, now starting Baylor College of Medicine for Med School.
-Akshaya Venkatesh, Undergraduate Researcher, now starting MD-PhD program.
-Grayson Kotzur, Undergraduate Researcher, now Master's student at Texas A&M.
-Margarita Nino, Undergraduate Researcher, now finishing Senior Year and getting ready for Vet school.
-James Tallman, Research Specialist. Now working for government.
-Phillip Baker, Graduate Student. Now working at a Biotech company as Research Scientist.
-Adam Howard, Graduate Student. Now working at a Biotech company as Research Scientist.
-Mignote Tadesse, Undergraduate Researcher, now applying to Master's programs.
-Thomas Hamre, Undergraduate Researcher, now at Baylor College of Medicine for Med School.
-Annika Nambiar, Undergraduate Researcher, now starting Med School.
-Joshua Moore, Graduate Student. Now a postdoc at McGill University.
-Rodrigo Ibarra-Garcia-Padilla, Graduate Student. Now working in a Biotech company as a Research Scientist.
-Ariel Noah, Undergraduate Researcher. Now a Research Technician at Baylor College of Medicine.
-Tori Payne, Undergraduate Researcher. Now in Pharmacy School.
-Alex Suh, Undergraduate Researcher. Now applying for research tech positions.
-Nikhita Mummaneni, Undergraduate Researcher. Now at Baylor College of Medicine for Med School.
Uribe lab Summer Student Jessa Westheimer describes her Summer 2019 lab learning experience as part of the Choose Development! Fellowship program!