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Promotes leading-edge, integrative, and collaborative basic research in reproductive biology, focusing on signaling, gene regulation, and genome function.
Dallas, TX
Joined August 2022
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We are excited to celebrate the Green Center's 50th anniversary at UT Southwestern! We look forward to the next 50 years of scientific advancements.
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Join us for the UTSW/TAMU Collaborative Seminar Series featuring Dr. Yatta Boakari and Dr. Edward Grow as they present their research in reproductive biology.
🗓 TOMORROW | 4 PM | 💻 Virtual
🔗 Register today bit.ly/4peT0OA
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Join us on Monday at noon for a Gene Regulation & Genomics seminar by Steven Henikoff from @fredhutch on histone overexpression in cancer
Kicking off the Women’s Health Research Symposium with remarks from Assistant Dean for Research Development @KrausWL
Finishing the day with @DrKateAckerman, Director of the Women’s Health, Sports & Performance Institute, on female athlete health and performance 53 years after Title IX
Suzanne Conzen, Division Chief of @UTSWHemeOnc, on cortisol signaling in ovarian cancer
Tom Brenna from @UTAustin is presenting about precision nutrition in pregnancy
The afternoon session begins with Kristin Miller from @bme_utd with the role of elastic fibers in the female reproductive system
The final talk in the morning session is from Jessica Tollkuhn from @CSHL on sex hormone receptors in the brain
Emily Adhikari from @UTSW_ObGyn is presenting her research on syphilis during pregnancy
The first talk is from @Baireymerz, the director of @WomensHeartCS, on women’s heart disease
Today’s WIPs featured grad students Weidan Song from @KrausWL lab on PARP1 regulation of adipogenesis and Ryan O’Hara from @BanaszynskiLab on transcription factor binding competition
ALT Weidan Song presenting her research to a full classroom
Congratulations to @mikayla_eppert from @bsabari lab on her successful dissertation defense today!
Join us on Monday for a Gene Regulation & Genomics seminar with Stephen Buratowski from Harvard Medical School on "Single molecule microscopy reveals unexpected features of RNA polymerase II transcription"
Today’s WIPs featured postdoc @qianlanxu from @haiqi_chen lab with research on HEMO, an endogenous retroviral gene, in reproduction, and grad student Nik Malev from the Strand Lab with androgen receptor cistrome characterization in prostate cells
We had a full house for the final WIPs of two of our senior grad students: @mikayla_eppert from @bsabari lab on gene activation in condensates and HB Kim from @KrausWL lab on dose-dependent effects of estrogen on genomic regulation in breast cancer
Today’s WIPs featured postdoc Chikara Takeuchi from @hon_lab on using machine learning to dissect enhancer impact in cardiomyocyte development, and grad student @purbita_s31 from @BanaszynskiLab on H3.3 and pluripotency exit in mouse ESCs
Celebrating Postdoc Appreciation Week with our 20 postgraduate trainees with Chipotle and a selection of international desserts. Thank you to the @KrausWL lab for hosting!
Today’s WIPs featured two talks on placenta research from recent additions to the Green Center: visiting junior researcher Hui Song from @KrausWL lab on gene regulation through PARP-1 and grad student @Nancybrillet from @SolmonsonLab on placental metabolism
Join us in person on Monday at noon for a Gene Regulation & Genomics seminar by Ting Wang, Ph.D., professor and chair of @WashUGenetics on "Transposable elements and epigenome evolution"
