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143 professors
Fyodor Urnov
Biology
Developmentadvancement to the clinic of CRISPR-Cas-based genomeepigenome editing approaches for Mendelian
Gary Karpen
Biology
Our current research is focused on understanding how nuclear organizationchromatin compositioncondensate
Gerald Westheimer
Biology
brain mechanisms. Of particular interest are interactiveactive perceptionhow it is influenced by r
Gian Garriga
Biology
We are studying how asymmetric cell divisioncell migrationaxonal pathfinding contribute to the final form
Giovanna Ferro-Luzzi Ames
Biology
Helen Bateup
Biology
storage of new information. At the same timespecialized mechanisms are in place to maintain excitability
Hernan G. Garcia
Biology
In development a single cell goes through a series of repeated divisionsmanipulating developmental programs from just looking at DNA sequence. In orde
Hillel Adesnik
Biology
Our brain is responsible for all our perceptionsthoughtsthe synaptic junction. How is it that a collection of neurons
Hiroshi Nikaido
Biology
We are interested in the biochemicalmolecular genetic analysis of the structurefunctions of bacterial membranes. Topics currently pursued include the specific
Ian Swinburne
Biology
First three days of Zebrafish development Our laboratory studies how tissuescellssubcellular dynamics coordinate to generate organs
Iswar Hariharan
Biology
James Hurley
Biology
The interplay between proteinsmembrane lipids is central to almost every aspect of cell biologyprofoundly important to understanding disease mechansims
James Nuñez
Biology
we investigate the molecular principles underlying epigenetic memorygenome organizationhow is the epigenome maintained
James Olzmann
Biology
The biology of cellular lipid homeostasis is a challenging frontier in sciencemedicineincluding prevalent metabolic diseases
Jamie H. D. Cate
Biology
Jennifer A. Doudna
Biology
RNA molecules are uniquely capable of encodingcontrolling the expression of genetic informationharnessing RNA-mediated control of the genome