Jason Brickner
Affiliation(s): Cell Biology of Transcription, IBiSj-brickner@northwestern.edu
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The Brickner lab studies how cells control the position of genes within the nucleus, and how gene positioning affects gene expression.
j-brickner@northwestern.edu
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The Brickner lab studies how cells control the position of genes within the nucleus, and how gene positioning affects gene expression.
l-chen@northwestern.edu
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jenna.christensen@northwestern.edu
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The Christensen lab uses comparative biology and biochemical reconstitution to both understand fundamental principles behind intracellular transport and discover exceptions to these ‘rules’.
dfoltz@northwestern.edu
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songi.han@northwestern.edu
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bmh@northwestern.edu
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The Hoffman lab studies catalytic mechanisms of metalloenzymes through the development and implementation of ENDOR spectroscopy, NMR, and EPR.
horvath@northwestern.edu
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The Horvath lab studies signal transduction and gene regulation in innate immune responses to cancer and viruses.
nkamat@northwestern.edu
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The Kamat lab studies artificial cell/protocell models, membrane biophysics, emergent behaviors from synthetic membranes, and membrane stress-sensing.
n-kelleher@northwestern.edu
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The Kelleher lab studies enzymology of natural product biosynthesis, mass spectrometric-based studies of the "Histone Code," and development of Fourier Transform Mass Spectrometry (FTMS) for Top Down Proteomics.
laura.lackner@northwestern.edu
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The Lackner lab studies dynamic interplay between the intracellular distribution of mitochondria and cellular function.
hojoon.lee@northwestern.edu
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j-leonard@northwestern.edu
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The Leonard lab studies engineering cellular and biomolecular technologies for human health using synthetic biology and systems biology.
jblucks@northwestern.edu
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The Lucks lab studies unraveling the RNA sequence/structure/function code for biology, medicine, and biotechnology.
john-marko@northwestern.edu
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The Marko lab studies protein-DNA interactions, chromosome structure, and dynamics.
The Mondragon lab studies crystallographic elucidation of structure-function relationships of protein-nucleic acid interactions, and spectrin structure/function.
r-morimoto@northwestern.edu
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The Morimoto lab studies the heat-shock response and the transcriptional regulatory mechanisms of molecular chaperones.
motter@northwestern.edu
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m-prakriya@northwestern.edu
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The Prakriya lab studies the molecular and cellular mechanisms of intracellular calcium signaling.
i-radhakrishnan@northwestern.edu
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The Radhakrishnan lab studies the transcription factor interactions in eukaryotic gene regulation using biological NMR spectroscopy.
grocklin@northwestern.edu
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The Rocklin lab develops high-throughput methods for protein biophysics and protein design, with a focus on protein therapeutics.
amyr@northwestern.edu
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k-satchell@northwestern.edu
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krishna@northwestern.edu
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The Shrinivas lab’s vision is to understand, and subsequently engineer, how biomolecules self-organize in cells to enable the diverse functions of life.
ercek@northwestern.edu
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The Tullman-Ercek lab studies the engineering of membrane proteins and protein membranes.
k-tyo@northwestern.edu
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The Tyo lab investigates the regulation and biochemistry of metabolic networks, and toward manipulating the metabolic network to increase production of drugs, fuels, and chemicals.
reza.vafabakhsh@northwestern.edu
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The Vafabakhsh lab studies the development of methods for quantitative hierarchical characterization of synaptic players at different length scales.
s-wignall@northwestern.edu
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The Wignall lab studies the mechanisms that promote accurate chromosome segregation during oocyte meiosis.
frances.yap@northwestern.edu
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The Yap lab studies the biochemical and structural basis of mRNA translation and antibiotic resistance.
joshua.ziarek@northwestern.edu
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The Ziarek lab is exploring the protein structure/function/dynamics relationship, molecular mechanisms of allostery, and the rational design of molecular therapeutics and tools – with a long-standing interest in G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs).