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Jared Bard Research Group

Texas A&M University
Research lead
Jared Bard
Department
Biology
Recruiting
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

molecular and cell biologystress responsetranslational reprogrammingbiomolecular condensation

About the research

How do cells read the molecular grammar of mRNA to produce specific, regulatable proteins during stress?

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The Bard Lab studies stress-induced translational reprogramming and stress-induced biomolecular condensation in cells. The group uses infection by human pathogenic viruses such as Chikungunya virus as a model to study how viruses disperse and co-opt stress granules. Researchers investigate molecular mechanisms by which viral reorganization affects host and viral translation using integrative biophysical, biochemical, and high-throughput tools. The lab applies these methods to cancer cell stress-resistance models to understand how stress granules contribute to resistance to chemotherapy.

Selected publications

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