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List of Publications

  1. Mills, E., and Avraham, R. (2017). Breaking the population barrier by single cell analysis: one host against one pathogen. Current Opinion in Microbiology 36: 69-75. Invited review.
  2. Katsowich, N., Elbaz, N., Pal, R.R., Mills, E., Kobi, S., Kahan, T. and Rosenshine, I. (2017). Host-cell attachment elicits post-transcriptional regulation in infecting enteropathogenic bacteria. Science 355(6326): 735-739.

Curriculum Vitae

Degrees:

  • Ph.D. - The Weizmann Instiute of Science, Rehovot Israel -1983
  • M.Sc. - The Weizmann Instiute of Science, Rehovot Israel -1978
  • B.Sc. - Bar Ilan University, Kiryat Ono, Israel -1975

Teaching Responsibilities:

71810 – Introductory Endocrinology
73503 - Biology of the Mammalian Ovary

 

Curriculum Vitae

Short Biography

 

1984 - 1987

 

B.Sc. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Agricultural Education

 

1988 - 1991

 

List of Publications

2000

  • Leshem, Y., Spicer, D.B., Gal-Levi, R., Halevy, O. (2000) Hepatocyte growth factor (HGF) inhibits skeletal muscle cell differentiation: a role for the bHLH protein twist and the cdk inhibitor p27. J. Cell. Physiol. 184:101-109.
  • Halevy, O. , Geyra, A., Barak, M. , Uni, Z., and Sklan, D. (2000) Early posthatch starvation decreases satellite cell proliferation and skeletal muscle growth in chicks. J. Nutr. 130:858-864.

Curriculum Vitae

Degrees:

  • Ph.D. Biochemistry, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1986
  • M.Sc. Biochemistry, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1981
  • B.Sc. Animal Sciences, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1979

Teaching Responsibilities:

Undergraduate:

71211 – Chromatography of Micro and Macromolecules
71805-  Introduction to Physiology A

Graduate:

73521 - Chromatography Systems in Biology
73522 - Laboratory in Chromatography Systems in Biology

 

Prof. Orna Halevy

Cell Biology, Muscle Development

Research Interests:

  1. Regulation of proliferation and differentiation of skeletal muscle cells
  2. Skeletal muscle repair
  3. Environmental and nutritional effects on muscle growth and meat production in chicken