Department of Chemistry, Princeton University
Department of Chemistry, Princeton University
Associate Research Scholar Email Zac | Hometown: Green Bay, WI PhD, University of Pittsburgh, 2010, Organic/Peptide Chemistry Zack is developing novel chemical biology tools to interrogate epigenetic phenomena, specifically in the regulation of histone methyltransferases. He is also researching synthetic …
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Graduate Student, Chemistry, 6th year Email Sara | Hometown: Knoxville, TN B.S., Chemistry and Communication, Boston College Sara is interested in applying high-throughput techniques, specifically the DNA-barcoded mononucleosome library, to probe the effects of PTMs on chromatin-associated processes. And, for …
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Graduate Student, Chemistry, 6th year Email Michael | Hometown: Queens, New York B.S., Chemistry, New York University Michael is interested in developing and implementing molecular tools to study the effects of histone PTMs on chromatin structure and function. It is …
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Graduate Student, Chemistry, 6th year Email Brad | Hometown: Orwigsburg, PA B.S., Chemistry, University of Pittsburgh Brad is interested in the crosstalk between histone modifications and their effect on gene expression as well as the development of new uses for …
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Collaborating Graduate Student Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Landweber Lab Email Leslie | Hometown: Singapore B.A., Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University Leslie applies a combination of bioinformatic and biochemical techniques to understand how chromatin is organized in an unusual group of organisms …
Read MoreGraduate Student, Molecular Biology, 7th year Email Esmat | Hometown: Lincoln, CA B.S., Biology, University of California, Berkeley Esmat graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in biology. After graduation, she worked in the lab of Brad Bernstein at MGH where …
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