The secretome in cellular communication
Different types of cells in the heart release multiple non-coding RNAs inside extracellular vesicles
Different types of cells in the heart release multiple non-coding RNAs inside extracellular vesicles
Our lab has received a 2-year NHGRI award to study the post-transcriptional regulation of protein levels in cancer and cardiac cells.
Aidan Borkan has successfully defended his work for his BSBT Master's program Bioinformatics specialization certificate. Congratulations!
Our lab has been selected for the CU SOM 2023 Translational Research Scholars Program to support our work on proteome dynamics. Thanks SOM! Link
We would like to welcome our two summer undergraduate students Gabriel Wu (NIGMS Summer Research Student) and Abigiya Abate (CU CORE Program)!
Thank you Parse Biosciences for highlighting our work on full length iPSC transcriptomes! Link here
Masters student Jordan Currie has successfully defended his work on spatiotemporal proteomics. Congratulations!
Edward has been invited to give a faculty presentation in this year's CU Anschutz School of Medicine Research Day
Congratulations to Jordan for receiving the 2023 HUPO Abstract Travel Award in Chicago!
Congrauations to Veronica who successfully defended her BSBT master's degree today!
Our lab has been awarded a 5-year, 1.8 million R35 award from NIGMS to study protein turnover in induced pluripotent stem cell models! Link here
Postdoctoral fellow Dr. Himangi Srivastava has started a new position as Data Scientist at Fred Hutch in Seattle. Good luck Himangi, you will be missed!
Our lab received an NIH Office of the Director R03 award to use multi-omics data to investigate systems physiology! Link here
Our lab has received an NIH/NHLBI R00 award to study the role of cardiac secreted proteins in human health and disease! Link here
Multi-omics sequencing of DNA, RNA, and protein from human iPSC models to elucidate gene regulatory networks.