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Making Sense with Antisense: Determining the Roles of Msx Genes in Mouse Whole Embryo Culture:

Thomas W. Sadler and L. Foerst Potts. Studies in Stomatology and Craniofacial Biology, Chapter 5,

M. Michael Cohen, Jr., Bruce J. Baum, Editors, IOS Press (1997).

Antisense Disruption of the Msx Genes Reveals Roles in Development of Craniofacial, Eye and Axial

Structures: L. Foerst Potts, M. Monroe, and T.W. Sadler. 13th International Congress of

Developmental Biology, Society for Developmental Biology and International Society for

Developmental Biologists, abstract, (1997).

Antisense Disruption of the Msx Genes Reveals Functional Roles Crucial to the Development of

Craniofacial, Eye and Axial Development: L. Foerst Potts, T.W. Sadler. 36th Annual Teratology

Society Meeting, abstract, (1996).

The Role of the MSX Homeobox Genes and Other Signals in Craniofacial Development: T.W.

Sadler, Ph.D., Jean M. Lauder, Ph.D., Dana L. Shuey, Ph.D., Julian Moiseiwitsch, D.D.S., and Linda

Foerst Potts. Proceedings of the Greenwood Genetic Center, Vol. 15, abstract, (1996).

The Role of Msx-1 and Msx-2 in Development Using Antisense Technology with Murine Whole

Embryo Culture: L. Foerst Potts and T.W. Sadler.

Teratology 51: 156. Abstract and Presentation at the 35th Annual Teratology Society Meeting, (1995).

HONORS, AWARDS and PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Lecturer of the Year Award 2006

Recognized every year as UNCW faculty who have had a

significant impact on graduating seniors 2000-present

University of North Carolina Wilmington:
Activities:
Faculty advisor to Tri-Beta Biological Honor Society 1998-present

Tri-Beta Southeast District Convention- faculty representative 2007

Traveled with two UNCW students presenting research

Poster session judge-Tri-Beta Southeast District Convention 2007

Committees:
Scholarship Committee Chair 2000-present
New Hanover-Pender Medical Society Scholarship Committee 2008-present
Undergraduate Assessment Review Committee 2014-present
Advancement and Student Relations Committee 2009-2012
Master’s Thesis Committee for Samantha Johnson 2004-2005