Research focus
About the research
How do tubulin cofactors and regulatory pathways control the availability and assembly of alpha/beta tubulin dimers inside cells?
Read the full research overview
The group investigates regulatory mechanisms for tubulin biogenesis and polymerization using biochemical and structural approaches to link tubulin pools to microtubule function. The group determines cryo-EM and other structural states of tubulin cofactors to reveal molecular mechanisms of tubulin assembly and degradation. The group reconstitutes microtubule polymerization and depolymerization with purified TOG-domain proteins to map mechanisms of plus-end tracking and polymerase activity. The group combines genetics, biochemistry, and microscopy to test how microtubule-associated proteins tune dynamics during cell division.
Selected publications
Publication highlights haven’t been added. Explore the official research profile ↗
People & alumni
Team details haven’t been added. See the lab’s website for its current members.
Alumni details haven’t been added. Check the lab’s official website.
Sources & listing information
Find Research Labs maintains this page using public sources. The faculty member, lab, and university have not claimed or approved this listing. Listing a lab does not indicate endorsement, partnership, or a recruiting opportunity.
Request a correction or removal ↗ · About directory listings