These are collaborators who are not LSI members.
Lab research:The retinoid signaling pathway in chondrogenesis and osteogenesis. To understand the mechanisms underlying the commitment and differentiation of skeletal progenitors
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The Life Sciences Institute is an innovative multi-Faculty, multi-Department research institute. The goal of the LSI is to generate and sustain innovative, interdisciplinary research dedicated to discovering fundamental biological processes of life, advancing our understanding of disease processes and developing potential therapeutics.
Gifts from friends, alumni and other community members enable the University of British Columbia to carry out many outstanding research projects 
