Focus on Chromosome Dynamics at UC Davis

 

Laboratories working on the structure, replication, segregation, organization, mutation, modification, repair or function of chromosomes at UC Davis include:

Faculty
Research interests
Graduate group membership
Lab page

Enoch Baldwin

Structural analysis and engineering of DNA binding proteins and recombination enzymes

BMB, BPH, MIC, CHEM
X

Anne Britt

DNA repair and mutagenesis in the higher plant Arabidopsis

GGG, PBGG
X

Sean M. Burgess

Mechanism and modulation of homologous chromosome interactions using budding yeast

BMB, GGG, MIC
X

Ken Burtis

DNA repair in Drosophila

BMB, GGG

Michael Dahmus

Mechanisms and regulation of transcription in eukaryotic cells

BMB, GGG, MIC

Mary E. Delany

Organization and function of repetitive sequences in the "compact"

avian genome

ANS, AVS, GGG
X

Jan Dvorak

Meiotic homologyrecognition and recombination in wheat; structure and evolution of wheat transcriptome

GGG

Wolf-Dietrich Heyer

Mechanism and regulation of recombinational DNA repair

BMB, CDB, GGG, MIC
X

Neil Hunter

Recombination of homologous chromosomes during meiosis

BMB, CDB, GGG,

Ken Kaplan

Biochemical and genetic analysis of the kinetochore

BMB, CDB, GGG, MIC
X

Stephen Kowalczykowski

Molecular mechanism of genetic recombination; Biochemistry of DNA helicases
BMB, BPH, GGG, MIC
X

Janine LaSalle

Advanced fluorescent imaging technologies for the investigation of chromosome dynamics and nuclear organization in human genetics

BMB, BPH, GGG
X

Leslie A. Lyons

Domestic animal (cat, dog, horse) and primate genetic map construction,

feline disease and trait mapping

GGG
X

Jodi Nunnari

Mechanisms that govern the organization and transmission of mitochondria and mitochondrial DNA

BMB, MIC
X

Martin L. Privalsky

Control of transcription by nuclear receptors in normal and cancer cells

BMB, GGG, MIC

Carl Schmid

Role of human Alu repeats in development; germ line methylation

BMB, CHEM

Jonathan Scholey

Mitotic motors in the Drosophila embryo

BMB, CDB
X

Mitchell H. Singer

Chromosome dynamics in Myxococcus Xanthus

BMB, MIC

Kazuhiro Shiozaki

Stress signal transduction pathway to the nucleus

BMB, MIC

David K. Wilson

Structural biology of proteins regulating the cell cycle

BMB, BPH, CHEM

X

Students interested in obtaining a graduate degree at UC Davis should contact the appropriate graduate group office. 

Graduate groups featuring chromosome research:

Animal Science (ANS)

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (BMB)

Biophysics (BPH)

Cell and Developmental Biology (CDB)

Chemistry (CHEM)

Genetics (GGG)

Microbiology (MIC)

Plant Biology (PBGG)

 

Other links:

Photo Gallery

Movies

UC Davis Recombination-Repair Club

Conifer Compartive Genomics Project

Molecular Genetics Seminar Series-2000

Images from ANG101 (Animal Cytogenetics; ppt file)

 

More information:

Office of Graduate Studies

Division of Biological Sciences

College of Agriculture and Environmental Science

UC Davis Cancer Center

Living in Davis

 

© 2000 by S. M. Burgess -Section of Molecular and Cellular Biology, UC Davis (smburgess@ucdavis.edu)