Leslie M. Thompson
Molecular and biochemical mechanisms of disease pathogenesis and therapeutic approaches to human neurodegenerative disease
Molecular and biochemical mechanisms of disease pathogenesis and therapeutic approaches to human neurodegenerative disease
Intrinsic and microenvironmental control of skin and mammary epithelial stem cell function in development and repair/regeneration, and how such control
The goal of my research is to understand the role of the circadian clock in skin and the gene-regulatory mechanisms
We study the mechanism and function of heterochromatin dynamics in human cells using muscular dystrophy FSHD and DNA damage response
Telomeres & telomerase and their roles in cancer and stem cell diseases; Structural, biochemical and molecular genetic analyses of ribonucleoprotein
The Ng Lab uses multiple spatial and omics sequencing technologies to profile tissue clones and assess their contribution to overall
We study mechanisms that control Regulator of G protein Signaling (RGS) protein function and develop strategies for early drug discovery.
Cancer etiology, cancer genetics, genome integrity, DNA double-strand break repair, and cancer health disparities in underrepresented groups