Dr Gregory Davis
| Name | Dr Gregory Davis |
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|---|---|---|
| Position Title | Lecturer | |
| Campus | Gippsland | |
| Room | 2W219 | |
| Phone | +613 51228054 | |
Research interests
- Chromosome biology
- DNA damage repair
- Reproductive and developmental biology
Short biography
Greg achieved his PhD at Monash University in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology where he investigated how small endo-siRNAs influence germline chromosome integrity. Following this, he joined the Department of Developmental Biology at Monash as a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow where he investigated how microRNAs influence neurodevelopment. His current research is focused on how the genome maintains chromosomal stability. This involves investigating a combination of mechanisms including small RNA gene regulatory pathways, epigenetics, DNA damage repair mechanisms, and meiotic recombination.
Qualifications
- Bachelor of Science, Monash University
- Master of Biomedical Science (prelim), Monash University
- Graduate Certificate of Science, Swinburne University of Technology
- Doctor of Philosophy, Monash University
Teaching areas
- SCBIO1010 Principles of Biology
- SCBCH2001 Biochemistry
- SCCOR1200 Scientific Communication
- SCMOL2001 Biotechnology Lab Techniques