Interdisciplinary Program in Biomedical Sciences

Interdisciplinary Program in Biomedical Sciences

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Signaling and Gene Expression

This focus area is concerned with the study at the molecular and cellular level of the mechanisms whereby extracellular signals are converted into cellular responses. Specific areas of research include the mechanism and function of various intracellular signaling molecules and transcription factors; the study of post- transcriptional regulation of gene expression including RNA processing, RNA transport and protein translation; and DNA replication and cell cycle regulation. These issues are addressed in various physiological contexts including development, cardiovascular disease, vision, and viral and bacterial pathogenesis, utilizing a variety of different experimental paradigms ranging from in vitro cell culture and biochemical approaches to in vivo animal models.

Signaling and Gene Expression Faculty

John A. Auchampach Roy Long
Joseph T. Barbieri John Lough
Michele Battle Mark McNally
Joseph Besharse Qing Miao
Andrew Chen Ravi Misra
Guan Chen Jong-In Park
Lisa A. Cirillo Katherine Shim
John Corbett Andrey Sorokin
Stephen Duncan Cheryl Stucky
Michael B. Dwinell Scott Terhune
Dara W. Frank Paula Traktman
Jianhua Fu Brian Volkman
Stephen Gauld Demin Wang
Nashaat Gerges Gilbert C. White
David Gutterman George A. Wilkinson
Martin Hessner Carol L. Williams
Vaughn Jackson Magdelina Wodnicka
Christopher J. Kristich Thomas C. Zahrt
Brian Link  
   
   
   

 

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