Thesis Reviews

James’s research in the Simcox Lab explored the role certain lipids play in energy expenditure.

His research in the Raman Lab developed research methods to identify and characterize proteins associated with epigenetic shifts in mammalian cells.

Kunzmann’s research in the Cantor Lab explored how cellular processes impact cell fitness.

Andon’s research in the Wang Lab explored how to induce evolutionary changes in bacteriophages for the purpose of producing valuable amino acids.

Xu’s research in the Coyle Lab sought to understand how subcellular structures self-organize.

Deorio’s research in the Keck Lab explored how a pathway that’s necessary for maintaining faithful and complete DNA replication is regulated in bacteria.

Moss’s research in the Coon Lab explored new ways to use technology to study metabolites in urine.

Davidson’s research in the Simcox Lab investigated how lipids are regulated under conditions of metabolic stress.

Lu’s research in the Landick and Venturelli Labs examined how patterns of gene expression in gut microbiota influence the metabolites produced.

Vivek’s research in the Butcher Lab investigated the interaction between poly(UG) RNA and a protein implicated in multiple neurodegenerative disorders.