DPhil, University of Oxford
Phone: 303-724-3219
E-mail: [email protected]
We study how control of translation impacts mRNA decay. Typically, inhibiting translation initiation is thought to precede and cause mRNA decay, but we want to understand how else these two processes are connected. Do other steps in translation also change mRNA stability? Are there biological contexts where translational inhibition does not lead to mRNA destruction? We use experimental and computational approaches to understand the molecular mechanisms linking mRNA decay and translation and to learn how their misregulation can result in disease.

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| Addison | Rains | Grad Student | [email protected] | |
| Ethan | Strayer | Postdoctoral Scholar | [email protected] | |
![]() | Evan | Morrison | Graduate Student | [email protected] |
![]() | Frederico | Martinez Seidel | Postdoctoral Scholar | [email protected] |
![]() | Jesslyn | Henriksen | Professional Research Assistant | [email protected] |
| JP | Ouyang | Postdoc | [email protected] | |
![]() | Amruthanjali | Thankappan | Principal Research Assistant |