Faculty
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
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Human genome stability, DNA damage response, HIV replication and evolution |
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Chromatin-mediated regulation of gene expression in eukaryotes. |
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The biochemistry, molecular biology and genetics of signal-transducing transcription factors and their role in development, aging and disease |
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no longer accepting students
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Development of HSV amplicon-based gene therapy for treatment of neurodegenerative diseases |
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Mitochondria and free radicals in cardiac ischemia-reperfusion |
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Bulger Lab |
Chromatin domains and long-range activation by enhancers |
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Butler Lab |
Post-transcriptional Regulation of mRNA Expression in the Nucleus of Eukaryotic Cells. |
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Assembly of the E. coli 30S ribosomal subunit. |
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Molecular mechanisms of neuropeptide signal transduction |
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Signal transduction; membrane protein structure, yeast molecular biology |
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Retrotransposable elements, protein: RNA and protein: DNA interactions, sequence specific endonucleases. |
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Structural dynamics of the ribosome and ribosomal ligands during proteins synthesis |
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Human factor VIII structure and function; enzyme-cofactor interactions. |
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Molecular mechanisms of prion propagation and pathogenesis |
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Molecular mechanisms that control the exchange of molecules and information between the nucleus and cytoplasm |
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Mechanisms of aging and the role of DNA repair and genomic instability in the aging process. |
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no longer accepting students
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Function of histones in chromatin; Tubulin genes and microtubule diversity. |
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The role of the genetic code in translation in Saccharomyces cerevisiae |
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Investigating membranes and membrane proteins via computer simulation |
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Director
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DNA structure; chromatin; protein-DNA interactions |
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no longer accepting students
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Molecular Mechanisms of Cell Regulation |
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Jordan Lab |
Cancer Stem cells in the hematopoietic system |
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Structural and biophysical basis of normal and disease-associated pre-mRNA recognition |
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Molecular mechanisms of carcinogenesis. Signaling and Cancer Cell Metabolism |
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Heme oxygenases and second messenger gases: CO and NO. |
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RNA metabolism in mammalian cells; Nonsense-mediated mRNA decay (mRNA surveillance); Influence of pre-mRNA splicing on mRNA translation |
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Predicting RNA Secondary Structure |
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Mechanisms of metabolic network manipulation induced by viral infection and oncogenic mutation. |
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O'Keefe Lab |
Molecular Mechanisms of Lead in Chondrocyte Differentiation and Skeletal Development. |
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tRNA Biogenesis, Function & Quality Control |
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Rosier Lab |
Regulation of Endochondral Ossification. |
no longer accepting students
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Yeast molecular biology and genetics; Gene expression; Cytochrome c biosynthesis and degradation |
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Mutagenesis and repair of the mitochondrial genome. |
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The role of mRNA editing in health and disease |
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Molecular Mechanisms of Signal Transduction |
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Biophysical Chemistry of RNA Folding and Therapeutics |
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Mechanisms of action of non-protein-coding (nc)RNAs |
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RNA modification, pre-mRNA splicing, snPNP biogenesis |
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Signal transduction and development of therapeutic agents in B-lymphomas; Cell cycle regulation |
