Thesis Reviews

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.

Evert’s research in the Raman Lab explored the function of a bacteriophage receptor binding protein.

Rajasekaran’s research in the Coyle Lab explored how to repurpose naturally-existing cellular systems to engineer new functions into cells.

Soens’s research in the Coon Lab explored post-translational modifications to proteins in mammalian cells.

Rivera-Kohr’s research in the Fox Lab explored biochemical mechanisms to degrade and repurpose waste products.

Bridge’s research in the Weeks Lab sought to develop a tool for site-specific modification of peptides.

Choi’s research in the Senes Lab focused on how inter-membrane regions of transmembrane proteins associate with each other.

Garg’s research in the Senes Lab explored the structures of proteins responsible for cell division in bacteria.

Jin’s research in the Merrins Lab examined the regulation of hormone secretion in pancreatic islet cells.