David
Morse

Chronobiology and molecular biology

Full professor
department of biological sciences - Université de Montréal
david.morse@umontreal.ca
514-343-2133

RESEARCH TOPICS


Our laboratory works with the dinoflagellate Gonyaulax polyedra, a unicellular marine protist. A circadian (daily) clock in this organism regulates its biochemistry, allowing it to specialize for photosynthesis during the day and bioluminescence at night. We want to understand the biochemical events that underlie these changes and to elucidate the regulatory events that control them. We are also interested in understanding the complex interplay between the circadian and cell cycle clocks.

Keywords: Biochemistry and molecular biology of Dinoflagellates • Chronobiology



STUDENTS AND STAFF


Ph.D. students
Vicente Eduardo Chacon-Chade

M.Sc. students
Samuel Chevrier



TEACHING


BIO-1153: Biologie cellulaire
BIO-2162: Compléments de biologie cellulaire
BIO-3900: Chronobiologie
BIO-6028: Séminaires en biologie végétale
BIO-6157: Biochimie et bio moléculaire des plantes



PUBLICATIONS


See the list of publications on Google Scholar.