Tallie Z. Baram
Epigenetic mechanisms in brain plasticity; stress, epilepsy, learning and memory
The main focus of our research involves the functional roles of long noncoding RNAs (lncRNAs) in epigenetic programming.
The Sun Laboratory studies genetic mechanisms of skin tissue development and disease with a particular interest on regulatory elements of
Our lab is focused on mammalian functional genomics using short and long-read sequencing to understand gene regulatory networks.
The Kvon lab investigates mammalian gene regulation using cutting-edge genomics, genome editing, and transgenic tools. We are particularly interested in
The Downing Lab explores new and innovative approaches to cell and tissue engineering. We are particularly interested in understanding how
We use brain organoids derived from hPSCs to study human neural development and disease using molecular, cellular, and bioinformatic approaches
Molecular and biochemical mechanisms of disease pathogenesis and therapeutic approaches to human neurodegenerative disease
Our laboratory is generally interested in the early embryonic development of the vertebrate nervous and musculoskeletal systems. We study zebrafish,
Mapping gene networks, cell fate, and neural wiring decisions with multi-omics and 3D-cleared and live imaging in neurodevelopment and models