The Yu Lab Tim is the principal investigator of the yu lab. he completed his undergraduate degree in biochemistry and molecular biology at harvard college, his md and phd (neuroscience) degrees at the university of california at san francisco, and neurology residency at massachusetts general hospital and brigham and women's hospital. Current: assistant professor, university of chicago. christopher jackson, md, meng. current: assistant professor, pennsylvania state university. mu hung tsai, md. current: assistant professor, national cheng kung university, taiwan. hsi huei lu, md. current: assistant professor, national cheng kung university, taiwan. eliana marostica, md.
Yu Lab Team St Jude Research Yu lab strives to facilitate the growth and success of the next generation of scientists, and welcome students, postdocs, and staff from all backgrounds and perspectives to join our lab. Principal investigator haiyuan yu tisch university professor director, center for innovative proteomics (cip) department of computational biology weill institute for cell and molecular biology [email protected]. Before i joined umass chan, i was a research assistant and also graduate student in the andersen lab in the department of nutritional sciences at uconn, where i studied the immunomodulatory effect of hdl (high density lipoproteins, that good cholesterol show up in your bloodwork). We tackle this question by focusing on a specific subclass of asos – splice switching oligonucleotides that alter patterns of gene splicing, like nusinersen and milasen – in a cohort of individuals with ataxia telangiectasia (as a representative, recessive genetic disorder).
Yu Lab Team St Jude Research Before i joined umass chan, i was a research assistant and also graduate student in the andersen lab in the department of nutritional sciences at uconn, where i studied the immunomodulatory effect of hdl (high density lipoproteins, that good cholesterol show up in your bloodwork). We tackle this question by focusing on a specific subclass of asos – splice switching oligonucleotides that alter patterns of gene splicing, like nusinersen and milasen – in a cohort of individuals with ataxia telangiectasia (as a representative, recessive genetic disorder). Internal resources including protocols, meeting notes, and lab documents are available to lab members only. Members principal investigator prof. guihua yu (bio) director, nanotech for energy, environment, & sustainability (nees) materials science and engineering, mechanical engineering texas materials institute, ut energy institute, the university of texas at austin b.sc., chemistry, university of science and technology of china, 2003. Dr. yu is the hubert l. & olive stringer distinguished chair in basic science, a distinguished teaching professor, co director of the ccsg cancer biology and metastasis program, and director of the functional genomics core at md anderson. — ashley salinas ([email protected]), m.s., the scripps research institute.
Yu Lab Team St Jude Research Internal resources including protocols, meeting notes, and lab documents are available to lab members only. Members principal investigator prof. guihua yu (bio) director, nanotech for energy, environment, & sustainability (nees) materials science and engineering, mechanical engineering texas materials institute, ut energy institute, the university of texas at austin b.sc., chemistry, university of science and technology of china, 2003. Dr. yu is the hubert l. & olive stringer distinguished chair in basic science, a distinguished teaching professor, co director of the ccsg cancer biology and metastasis program, and director of the functional genomics core at md anderson. — ashley salinas ([email protected]), m.s., the scripps research institute.
Yu Lab Team St Jude Research Dr. yu is the hubert l. & olive stringer distinguished chair in basic science, a distinguished teaching professor, co director of the ccsg cancer biology and metastasis program, and director of the functional genomics core at md anderson. — ashley salinas ([email protected]), m.s., the scripps research institute.
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