Faculty Name | Research Description |
Alper, Scott | Understanding the regulation of the innate immune response, particularly as it relates to the basis for inflammatory disease. |
*Anderson, Steven | Mammary gland development and tumorigenesis. |
Appel, Bruce | Development and repair of the vertebrate nervous system. Bruce Appel's Publications
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Asturias, Francisco | Cryo-EM of macromolecular machines |
Barton, David | Enterovirus RNA replication. |
Bates, Emily | Molecular mechanisms of pediatric disorders. Emily Bate's Publications
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Bentley, David | Eukaryotic mRNA biogenesis. David Bentley's Publications
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Black, Joshua | Regulation of genome stability. Joshua Black's Publications
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Burchill, Matthew | Research in our laboratory leverages our expertise in immunology, molecular biology and model systems of liver disease to explore the early and late events that influence the progression of chronic liver disease. Burchill Lab Website Burchill Publications |
Caino, Cecilia | Spatiotemporal regulation of bioenergetics and signaling via mitochondrial dynamics in metastatic cancer Caino Lab Website |
*Churchill, Mair | Structural biology of gene regulatory mechanisms. Mair Churchill's Publications
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Colgan, Sean | Epithelial and endothelial cells in inflammatory bowel disease.
Sean Colgan’s Publications
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Cooper, Julia | Cooper Research Profile |
Dai, Shaodong | The molecular mechanisms of allergy and autoimmunity |
DeGregori, James | Cancer evolution and dependencies. James DeGregori's Publications DeGregori Website
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Ernst, Patricia | Hematopoietic Stem Cell Development and Maintenance. Patricia Ernst's Publications
Ernst Lab Website
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Evans, Thomas | The control of embryonic polarity. Thomas Evans' Publications
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Fantauzzo, Katherine | Receptor tyrosine kinase signaling in mammalian craniofacial development. Katherine Fantauzzo's Publications
Fantauzzo Lab Website
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Ford, Heide | SIX family homeobox genes in development, cell cycle control and tumorigenesis.
Heide Ford's Publications
Ford Lab Website
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Forester, Craig | My research program focuses on how cells utilize translational control to rapidly enact gene expression programs to respond to external cues, stresses and their environment. Forester Lab Website
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*Hagman, James | My laboratory’s goals include understanding how the nuclear proteins Early B cell Factor (EBF) and Pax5 (B cell-specific activator protein) regulate B lineage specification, commitment and the immune response to antigens. Hagman Lab Website |
Heasley, Lydia | Our research investigates the molecular causes and phenotypic consequences of the broadly defined family of genomic features known as structural variations (SVs). SVs like aneuploidy, loss-of-heterozygosity, and copy number alteration are pervasive, yet poorly understood genomic elements which contribute significantly to the genotypic and phenotypic diversity of eukaryotic populations. Our current work is addressing many fascinating and important biological questions focused on understanding how SVs arise in the genome, and how these variations contribute to genome stability and evolution, phenotypic diversity, and cellular and organismal fitness. Heasley Lab Website |
Hesselberth, Jay | Nucleic acid damage and repair. Jay Hesselberth's Publications
Hesselberth Lab Website
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Holers, Michael | Complement receptor signal transduction |
*Hu, Cheng-Jun | Role of hypoxic response in tumor progression and metastasis |
*Huang, Mingxia | Function and regulation of the DNA damage response. |
Hughes, Ethan | Oligodendrocytes and their Precursors in the Adult Central Nervous System. Ethan
Hughes’ Publications |
Jagannathan, Sujatha | mRNA surveillance in health and disease Sujatha Jagannathan's Publications
Jagannathan Lab Website |
Johnson, Aaron | Formation and regulation of chromatin domains and their roles in the nucleus. Aaron
Johnson's Publications Johnson Lab Website
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Jordan, Craig | The characterization and targeting of leukemia stem cells. |
Kogut, Igor | Investigating the mechanisms leading to cellular reprogramming and aging, as well as induced Pluripotent Stem Cell (iPSC)-associated cellular rejuvenation. Igor Kogut's Faculty Profile |
Kovacs, Elizabeth | Overall focus: The effects of advanced age and alcohol misuse on inflammatory responses after burn trauma or infection. Kovacs Lab website |
Kutateladze, Tatiana | Structural biology of epigenetics and deciphering the histone code. Tatiana Kutateladze's Publications
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Macklin, Wendy | Oligodendrocyte Differentiation and Myelination in the Central Nervous System |
McMurray, Michael | Assembly and inheritance of dynamic macromolecular structures. Michael McMurray's Publications
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Moore, Jeff | Molecular regulation of the microtubule network in cell division and disease. Jeff Moore's Publications
Moore Lab Website
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Mosimann, Christian | Mechanisms of cell fate control in development and disease. Mosiman Lab Website |
Mukherjee, Neelanjan | Systems Biology of Human RNA Regulatory Networks. Neelanjan Mukherjee's Publications
Mukherjee Lab Website
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Musselman, Catherine | The goal of the Musselman laboratory is to determine the molecular basis of how reader domains interpret the information encoded in histones in a chromatin relevant context, and how readers work together to enable a regulatory complex to decipher and respond to a dynamic chromatin landscape. We are pioneering the use of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, combined with other biochemical and biophysical methods, to examine modified nucleosomes and the structural and thermodynamic basis of association of reader domains. Musselman Lab Website |
Nelson, Jessica | Molecular, Cellular, and Circuit Mechanisms of Behavioral Plasticity Nelson Faculty Profile Nelson Lab Website |
Nichols, James | Skeletal development and variability. Nichols Lab Website James Nichols' Publications |
Pearson, Chad | Centriole assembly and function Chad Pearson's Publications
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Pietras, Eric | Inflammation and hematopoiesis |
Potter, Huntington | Neurodegenerative diseases and Down Syndrome |
Prekeris, Rytis | Regulation of cell division, cell polarity and cell migration. Rytis Prekeris' Publications
Prekeris Lab Website
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Ramachandran, Srinivas | Nucleosome structure and dynamics in cells. Srivivas Ramachandran's Publications
Ramachandran Lab Website
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Reis, Tania | Obesity and Neuronal Control of Energy Balance. Tania Reis' Publications
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Reyland, Mary | Regulation of apoptosis in epithelial cells by signal transduction pathways. |
Richer, Jennifer | Estrogen and progesterone receptors in breast and gynecological cancers |
Rissland, Olivia | Connections between translation and mRNA decay. Olivia Rissland's Publications
Rissland Lab Website
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Russo, Brian | The Russo lab is interested in understanding how bacterial pathogens interact with their hosts. As a model, we investigate the pathogenesis of Shigella flexneri, which infects cells of the colon and causes diarrhea in humans. Russo Lab Website |
Sagerstrom, Charles | Transcriptional programming of embryonic cell fate decisions. Sagerstrom Lab Website |
Santoro, Stephen | Research Interests: How the neuronal composition and connectivity of the mammalian olfactory system are established and sculpted by experience. |
Sartorius, Carol | Hormone receptor gene regulation in aging and breast cancer Sartorius Lab Website |
Sikora, Matthew | Response and resistance to steroid hormones and anti-estrogen therapies in breast cancer. Matthew Sikora's Publications
Sikora Lab Website
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Sussel, Lori | Transcriptional networks that regulate pancreas development and differentiation. Lori Sussel's Publications
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Taliaferro, Matt | Spatial regulation of genetic information. Matt Taliaferro's Publications
Taliaferro Lab Website
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Tamburini, Beth | Molecular mechanisms that control the host immune response following vaccination and infection. Beth Tamburini's Publications Tamburini Lab Website
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Tucker, Chandra L. | Protein engineering and optogenetics. Chandra Tucker's Publications
Tucker Lab Website
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VanDyk, Linda | Molecular interactions between host proteins with virus encoded RNAs and cyclins. Linda VanDyk's Publications
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Vázquez-Torres, Andrés | Host response to intracellular pathogenic microorganisms |
Vladar, Eszter | Development, regeneration, and diseases of multiciliated airway epithelia. Eszter Vladar's Publications
Vladar Lab Website
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Vogeli, Beat | We develop NMR methods and apply them together with other biophysical methods to study biologically relevant systems at atomic resolution: Diverse dynein motor adaptors and their cargos, allostery in key cell regulator Pin1, Olduvai domains involved in brain function and disease, and various RNA and DNA segments. Vogeli Lab Website Beat Vogeli’s Publications |
Voskuil, Martin | Mycobacterium tuberculosis survival during latent disease. Martin Voskuil's Publications
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*Wefes, Inge | Ubiquitin dependent protein degradation; Molecular aspects of Alzheimer's disease |
Williams, Trevor | Transcriptional regulation of mouse embryonic development. Trevor Williams' Publications
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Zhao, Ning | My lab focuses on developing technologies that enable tracking the full life cycle of proteins in real time with high spatiotemporal resolution in their native intracellular environments. This will help us understand when, where, and how proteins are synthesized, folded, modified, and degraded in both healthy and diseased cells. Zhao Faculty Profile |
Zhao, Rui | Molecular mechanism of pre-mRNA splicing and targeting transcriptional complex for anti-cancer drug design. Rui Zhao's Publications Zhao Lab Website
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