The main focus of the Molecular Biology Division is to understand the regulation of basic and disease-related cellular processes such as gene expression, hormonal signaling, RNA processing, DNA replication, recombination and repair.
Faculty and research interests
Primary Members |
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Gene structure and regulation |
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Molecular mechanisms of plant-pathogen interactions and plant gene expression |
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Aaron Goldstrohm (Division Director) Gene regulation, Post-transcriptional control of messenger RNA stability, Translation and localization by RNA-binding proteins, mRNA untranslated regions and nucleases, Genetic mechanisms of development, Cancer, Obesity |
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Control of genome organization and function during development & disease. |
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Nucleic acid biochemistry; molecular genetics. |
Secondary members |
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Mechanism of insulin action; regulation of gene expression by lipids; lipid transporters and lipid binding proteins; obesity and metabolic regulation. |
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Biological networks that coordinate metabolism and growth |
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Nucleic acid biochemistry; molecular biology. |
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Cancer Stem Cells, Therapy Resistance, Steroid Receptors, and Cancer Metabolism |
Molecular Biology Facilities
Facilities
Genome Engineering Shared Resource
Co-Director: Eric Hendrickson
Manager: Brian Ruis