Sarah Ackerman, PhD
astrocytes, plasticity, circuits, development, myelination
- Email: sarah.ackerman@wustl.edu
Vivek Arora, MD
My laboratory uses a variety of approaches to discover the molecular events that drive prostate and bladder cancer genesis and progression.
- Email: arorav@wustl.edu
Wayne M. Barnes, PhD
Inventing a new way to sequence DNA; PCR at one temp; RT-enabled Taq pol.
- Email: barneswm@wustl.edu
Luis F. Z. Batista, PhD
Understanding the importance of telomerase in human stem and progenitor cell function and regulation
- Email: lbatista@wustl.edu
Jeffrey Bednarski, MD, PhD
My lab investigates the signals that regulate early B cell development. Specifically, we are interested in how cellular responses activated by double-strand DNA breaks integrate with normal development processes.
- Email: bednarski_j@wustl.edu
Yehuda Ben-Shahar, PhD
We study the evolutionary, genetic, molecular, cellular, and behavioral mechanisms underlying the interaction of animals with their physical and social environments.
- Email: benshahary@wustl.edu
Carmen Bergom, MD, PhD
Identification of new targets to improve tumor radiation effectiveness and to protect normal tissues such as the heart from radiation injury
- Email: acbergom@wustl.edu
Stephen M. Beverley, PhD
The Beverley Laboratory focuses on the molecular genetics of protozoan parasites, including some of the most deadly pathogens known.
- Email: stephen.beverley@wustl.edu
Joshua Blodgett, PhD
Interdisciplinary questions surrounding bacterial small molecule production
- Email: jblodgett@wustl.edu
Ryan Bogdan, PhD
How genetic variation and environmental experience contribute to individual differences in brain function, behavior, and psychopathology
- Email: rbogdan@WUSTL.EDU
Arpita Bose, PhD
Our lab studies microbial metabolisms and their influence on biogeochemical cycling using an interdisciplinary approach.
- Email: abose@wustl.edu
Michale R. Brent, PhD
Systems biology, transcriptional regulatory networks, network interference, yeast
- Email: brent@cse.wustl.edu
William Buchser, PhD
We and collaborators seek to understand the biological pathway that controls degeneration and regeneration in these important cells.
- Email: wbuchser@wustl.edu
Peter M. J. Burgers, PhD
Molecular Biology of DNA replication and damage response in yeast and human
- Email: burgers@wustl.edu
Daniel Castro, PhD
Understanding the biological and psychological mechanisms of endogenous opioids in affect, motivation, and metabolism.
- Email: castro.d@wustl.edu
Douglas L. Chalker, PhD
Chromatin structure, development, DNA, genome rearrangements, RNA interference, transcription
- Email: dchalker@wustl.edu
Shiming Chen, PhD
Gene expression regulation, transcription factors, epigenetic regulators, photoreceptor development and degeneration, mouse models, gene therapy
- Email: chen@vision.wustl.edu
Shiming Chen, PhD
Molecular mechanisms regulating photoreceptor gene expression in healthy and diseased retinas
- Email: chenshiming@wustl.edu
Yao Chen, PhD
Understanding the function of neuromodulators and sleep through the spatiotemporal dynamics of molecular signals
- Email: yaochen@wustl.edu
Milan G. Chheda, MD
Understanding epigenetic and genetic mechanisms governing the cancer stem cell state
- Email: mchheda@dom.wustl.edu
Malay Choudhury, PhD
Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), metabolic networks, targetable mechanisms driving fibroblast function and fibrosis
- Email: malay@wustl.edu
Roberto Civitelli, MD
Bone biology, cell adhesion, signal transduction, gap junctions, cadherin
- Email: rcivitel@dom.wustl.edu
Barak A. Cohen, PhD
Systems biology, enhancers and gene regulatory networks, non-coding genetic variation, computational biology, genomics, quantitative genetics, thermodynamics
- Email: cohen@wustl.edu
Jonathan Cooper, PhD
Batten Disease, Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis, NCL, Lysosomal Storage Disease, pathogenesis, pre-clinical therapies, enzyme replacement, gene therapy
- Email: cooperjd@wustl.edu
Joseph C. Corbo, MD, PhD
Neurobiology, genomics, transcriptional networks, systems biology, photoreceptors, brain, neuropsychiatric disease, disease, cis-regulation
- Email: jcorbo@wustl.edu
Sharon Cresci, MD
Cardiovascular disease, diabetes melitus, genotype, genetic variation
- Email: scresci@wustl.edu
David Curiel, MD, PhD
development of virus-based therapeutics for inherited and acquired disorders
- Email: dcuriel@wustl.edu
Gautam Dantas, PhD
The Dantas Lab works at the interface of microbial genomics, ecology, synthetic biology, and systems biology, to understand, harness, and engineer the biochemical processing potential of microbial communities.
- Email: dantas@wustl.edu
Patricia Dickson, MD
Developing therapies and studying the impact of lysosomal storage disorders in animal models and in trials
- Email: pdickson@wustl.edu
Joseph D. Dougherty, PhD
Autism, gene expression profiling, genetics, genomics, mouse models, neurobiology
- Email: jdougherty@wustl.edu
Susan K. Dutcher, PhD
Signal transduction, centrioles, cilia, human ciliopathies
- Email: dutcher@wustl.edu
John R. Edwards, PhD
Bioinformatics, cancer, cancer genomics, epigenetics, epigenomics, transcriptional regulation
- Email: jedwards@dom.wustl.edu
Gabor Egervari, PhD
Metabolism, epigenetics, alcohol, addiction, neurodegeneration, Alzheimer’s
- Email: gabor@wustl.edu
Andrea Eveland, PhD
Inflorescence architecture, e.g. the number, length and angle of branches and flowers, is a primary determinant of yield, regulating seed number and harvesting ability.
- Email: aeveland@danforthcenter.org
Francesca Ferraro, MD, PhD
We use both mouse models and patient samples of acute myloid leukemia to understand leukemogenesis and to identify novel therapeutic targets.
- Email: ferrarof@wustl.edu
Harrison W. Gabel, PhD
Exploration of functions for neuron-specific regulators of gene expression, leveraging genes and mechanisms implicated in human neurologic disease to point us toward critical pathways in the brain.
- Email: gabelh@wustl.edu
Matthew Goodwin, MD, PhD
Metabolism of cancer, targeting tumor metabolism by blocking metabolic pathways
- Email: matthewlgoodwin@wustl.edu
Abby Green, MD
identify factors within DNA damage response signaling pathways that represent therapeutic vulnerabilities in order to develop new treatment options for children with cancer
- Email: abby.green@wustl.edu
Obi L. Griffith, PhD
Bioinformatics, clinical statistics, machine learning, biomarkers, cancer, sequencing, software, databases, genomics, personalized medicine
- Email: obigriffith@wustl.edu
David H. Gutmann, MD, PhD
Brain cancer, brain development, iPSCs, neural stem cells, glia, genetically-engineered mouse models, learning and behavior, iPSCs, signal transduction, sexual dimorphism
- Email: gutmannd@neuro.wustl.edu
Gabriel Haller, PhD
Genetic underpinnings of multiple neurological/neurosurgical disorders
- Email: ghaller@wustl.edu
Michael Hughes, PhD
Our laboratory uses functional genomics to understand tissue specific gene expression in circadian rhythms, skeletal muscle, and lung disease
- Email: michael.hughes@wustl.edu
Shin-ichiro Imai, MD, PhD
Understanding the molecular mechanism of aging and longevity in mammals
- Email: imaishin@wustl.edu
Sanjay Jain, MD, PhD
Development, gene expression, genomics, disease models, Gdnf-Ret signaling, kidney, bladder, innervation, stem cells, organogenesis, nervous system development, translational research
- Email: sjain22@wustl.edu
Elizabeth A. Kellogg, PhD
We are fascinated by the elegant and diverse forms that plants can take, and we explore the biological basis of this diversity.
- Email: ekellogg@danforthcenter.org