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Our research combines emerging research organisms such as lungfish and bichirs, as well as more established research systems such as axolotl and zebrafish to identify shared cellular and molecular components of regeneration. We employ cutting-edge approaches such as spatial RNA sequencing and epigenetic profiling, combined with gene loss- and gain-of-function assays in highly regenerative species. We believe that by studying the multi-layered processes that triggers regeneration in a comparative framework, we will be closer to identifying a toolkit of regeneration and understand how and why regeneration evolves. 

Contact

Laboratory:
386/384/387 Life Sciences Building
Phone: 225-578-8562

Office:
374 Life Sciences Building
Phone: 225 578-0146

Email:
igors@lsu.edu 

Mailing address: 
Igor Schneider
131 Life Sciences Building
Baton Rouge, LA, 70808. USA.