Synthetic & Systems Biology
We apply synthetic biology approaches to grant various bugs new functions. These microbes alter their metabolism, and allows us to look at the amazing metabolic network rewiring. It provides new perspectives for metabolic engineering, and also shed light to study metabolic diseases in other type of cells.
News
Dec. 2017: Shrameeta, Sonali, and Austin join the lab for their graduate study. Welcome, guys!
Oct. 2017: Our Orbi is online!
Sep. 2017: Callen, Rachel, and Kaya join the lab to conduct undergraduate research!
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RT @KevinDKohl: An email to my lab group regarding the mental health afternoon I took yesterday after my first grant rejection as a… https://t.co/GNyy0sjM02 -
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RT @doescience: From genes to ecosystems, everything is connected. Our Systems Biology area looks at what #genomic sequences can te… https://t.co/GqdZgVlTqE
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RT @nature: News & Views: Two papers published in Nature report structures of Piezo proteins from a mouse were obtained using a… https://t.co/eFSGU2v09I
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RT @nature: A newly designed device routes photons along twisting paths with minimal scattering by exploiting ‘topological’ eff… https://t.co/X0W6UpLHMy
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RT @UCLAnewsroom: Gene sequencing can cost $50-$100 through commercial vendors. UCLA is helping anyone with a lab do it for $2… https://t.co/Fjhr4ytyTo
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Q&A: George Church and company on genomic sequencing, blockchain, and better drugs https://t.co/HeYhVNEWJ1
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RT @nature: Nanoparticles could allow researchers to manipulate mouse neurons with light - without opening the skull… https://t.co/EKGfee2qln
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RT @nature: A method for modelling time-varying dynamic stability in a natural marine fish community finds that seasonal patter… https://t.co/C4xueYHTie
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RT @nature: Cryo-electron microscopy and single-molecule studies reveal that the adaptors BICDR11 and HOOK3 recruit two dynein… https://t.co/nbGYtSZJ7x