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Lab Profile: Harrison Lab

How do specialized egg and sperm cells come together to generate a new organism? Following fertilization, how is gene expression regulated to direct development and differentiation? These fundamental questions drive the research of the Harrison Lab.

Landick Lab: Dissecting the Central Dogma of Bacterial Biology

Lab Profile by Christi Binkley, CMB Graduate Student What relates the fields of synthetic biology and transcriptional mechanisms? Answer: gene regulation. The Landick lab studies prokaryotic gene regulation to answer basic and applied research questions, using a variety of biochemical and genetic approaches. While the detailed nature of RNA polymerase (RNAP) is the foundational focus …

2019 Alumni Newsletter

We’ve had a busy year, and we’re excited to share some of the highlights with you! A big thank you to all who have donated their time, money, and stories to the CMB Program. You can find the 2019 Alumni Newsletter here.  

Lab Profile: Newmark Lab brings planarians into the molecular age

Top, members of the Newmark lab. Bottom left, members of the lab at a local elementary school talking about planarians. Bottom right, lab mascot, Schmidty, aliquoting cells. Story by Rosa Mejia Sanchez and Umair Khan; originally appeared in the 2018 Alumni Newsletter ­­Phil New­­­mark’s lab uses planarians to answer fundamental questions about regeneration, stem cells, …