Travis Lantz from Chemical and Systems Biology is starting a 2-month stint in our lab as a visiting student. He will be working with Linda to purify fluorescent proteins for some proof-of-principle experiments. In the meantime they are battling the cloning gremlins. Hang in there Travis!
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Our First Rotation Student – Luke – Is Here !!!
Luke Lynch from the Biochemistry PhD program will be spending the next 10 weeks studying how the replicative CMG helicase is regulated during replication stress – and we couldn’t be more excited!
First Light !!!
Chistol Lab Website Homepage Artwork Details
This beautiful piece was created by an incredibly talented independent artist – Sarina Mitchel to illustrate the key steps in the repair of a very toxic form of DNA damage called DNA Protein Crosslinks. The artwork was originally intended as a cover proposal to accompany Gheorghe’s postdoc paper “The CMG Helicase Bypasses DNA-Protein Cross-Links to […]