Thesis Reviews

Chandrasekharan’s research in the Coyle Lab explored how cytoskeletal calcium-binding proteins self-assemble.

Freschlin’s research in the Romero Lab uses machine learning to identify relationships between proteins’ sequences and their functions.

Huggler’s research in the Cantor Lab investigated the interplay of genetic and environmental factors in cell growth.

Jain’s research in the Lewis Lab investigated the roles of DAXX, a histone chaperone.

Flickinger’s research in the Cantor Lab investigated connections between nutrient availability and cell behavior.

Loiseau’s research in the Senes Lab investigated forces responsible for membrane protein association and folding.

Brousseau’s research in the Henzler-Wildman Lab investigated the mechanisms responsible for regulating a multi-drug efflux pump in bacteria.

Frazier’s research in the Weeks Lab explored ways to modify proteins at the C terminus.

Hustmyer’s research in the Landick Lab focused the role of bacterial chromatin proteins in transcription regulation.

Bartlett’s research in the Pagliarini and Craig Labs focuses on the roles of two enzymes involved in fatty acid oxidation in eukaryotes.