About the Project Our research is focused on understanding the mechanisms and regulation of chromosome segregation in mitosis. During the cell cycle, accurate chromosome segregation ensures that both daughter cells … Read More Read More
Categories:About the Project The complexity of eukaryotic life forms is driven by RNA polymerase II (Pol II), which transcribes all protein-coding genes and thousands of non-coding RNA loci. In vivo … Read More Read More
Categories:About the Project Splicing is a critical step in gene expression, responsible for removing non-coding introns from pre-mRNA transcripts. This process can occur in alternative ways, enabling the production of … Read More Read More
Categories:About the Project AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK) plays an important role in maintaining energy homeostasis at both the cellular and whole body level 1 . Dysregulated metabolism underlies many diseases … Read More Read More
Categories:About the Project Microtubules are mesoscale filaments built from αβ- tubulin dimers that form part of the cell cytoskeleton. Microtubules drive the segregation of genetic material, form the tracks for … Read More Read More
Categories:About the Project Cell communication requires both a sending and a receiving cell. To send messages, Metazoan harness trafficking machinery. Yet, despite basic knowledge of the components and regulatory factors … Read More Read More
Categories:About the Project Primary Supervisor - Prof. Steven Hayward Proteins are very flexible molecules, changing their shape or conformation to function. In the past, this dynamic aspect of protein function … Read More Read More
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