Welcome to the Wang lab!
How are the micron-scale functions of organelles determined by the assembly of nanometer-scale proteins? How do complex structures grow and duplicate? How are non-membrane-bound organelles differentiated from the cytoplasm?
The Wang lab (Dr. Jennifer Wang, PI) studies these questions in the context of the mammalian centrosome-cilium complex. This highly conserved structure is involved in cell division, signaling and motility. We use CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing, high resolution microscopy, and biochemical techniques to investigate how this complex forms and functions.
We are part of the Department of Biology at Washington University in St. Louis.
Latest news
Farewell lunch for Lingyi
Goodbye Lingyi, we’ll miss you! All the best for your new adventure
We are excited to host Dr. Geraldine Seydoux
Great to see Geraldine in St. Louis at WashU!
The Wang lab attends ASCB!
Rachel presents our poster and we catch up with friends!
Jenn gives a talk at WashU Biochemical Evenings (hosted by WashU Med BMB)
Thanks for the opportunity!
Jenn gives a talk at the University of Missouri – St. Louis
Thanks for the invite and great scientific discussions!