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Research Opportunity: ro-cellbiology

Fu, Zheng “John”

6/17/2025

My lab is interested in the molecular and cellular basis of human disease, with a focus on aberrant signal transduction of protein kinases in ciliopathies, a class of human diseases…

Gan, Lu

6/17/2025

We aim to understand how eukaryotic cells control chromatin structure. Knowledge of chromatin-structure at the level of its nucleosome subunits inside cells will give far-reaching mechanistic insight into gene regulation,…

Garrett-Bakelman, Francine E.

6/17/2025

Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) is the most common acute leukemia in adults. AML prognosis and overall survival decline in patients older that 60 years of age and in patients who…

Gomez, R. Ariel

6/17/2025

Renin-synthesizing cells are crucial in the regulation of blood pressure and fluid and electrolyte homeostasis. These cells have been considered as terminally differentiated because they synthesize a hormone, are few…

Guilford, William H.

6/17/2025

Our goal is to understand the molecular mechanisms by which cells move, with particular emphasis on muscle contraction. We examine the mechanics of these processes at the level of individual…

Guo, Lian-Wang

6/17/2025

The Guo lab studies vascular wall remodeling and retinal degeneration, with a focus on the role of histone-code readers and writers in driving cell phenotypic transitions. We aim to uncover…

Halme, Adrian J.

6/17/2025

Why do some animals have the ability to regenerate certain tissues and organs, while others have lost this capacity? The study of regenerative biology and medicine have shown that the…

Hirschi, Karen Kemper

6/17/2025

Our laboratory is specifically interested in the regulation of vascular cell commitment, differentiation and cell cycle progression, and defining signaling pathways that modulate these processes. We also aim to understand…

Jiang, Ying

6/17/2025

Maintaining tissue integrity is critical for a healthy body. Cell competition ensures tissue integrity by eliminating sick cells from the population. However, oncogenic mutations can convert a normal cell into…

Kashatus, David F

6/17/2025

Introduction: Mitochondria are often pictured in biology texts as static, individual organelles, when in reality they form highly dynamic and mobile networks constantly undergoing fusion and fission. Research in the last…