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We study gene regulation; how it works, evolves and contributes to fitness.
Our main study systems are nematodes, a remarkable and experimentally-tractable group of animals.
News:
News:
10/25: Julie and I wrote a review in Trends in Genetics on the histone code's past, present and future: [link]
9/25: Shelley Reich (former PhD student) started her faculty position at Walla Walla University. Congratulations Shelley!
8/25: Julie Jung (former postdoc) started her faculty position at Weber State University. Congratulations Julie!
6/25: Shelley's paper is out! Check out our analysis of how the environment influences expression of a plasticity gene-regulatory network.
3/25: Shelley Reich successfully defended her thesis! Congratulations Shelley, we will miss you!
We are located in the Skaggs Biology Building, as part of the School of Biological Sciences at The University of Utah.
We are located in the Skaggs Biology Building, as part of the School of Biological Sciences at The University of Utah.
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