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Manuscript on the elemental mechanism of transcriptional pausing published online

Posted on January 8, 2019

Our lab’s paper on the elemental mechanism of transcriptional pausing was published online in eLife today. Congratulations to Jason, Tatiana, and Rachel! The full text is available here (link opens in new tab): https://elifesciences.org/articles/40981  

Posted in publicationsTagged grad students, papers, postdocs

Welcome to Christine and welcome back to Jason!

Posted on January 2, 2019

Christine Hustmyer and Jason Saba have joined our group this winter as graduate students. Welcome (back)!

Posted in comings and goingsTagged grad students

Manuscript on using OptSSeq to maximize isobutanol production rate published in Metab Eng

Posted on December 27, 2018

Indro Ghosh’s manuscript titled “OptSSeq explores enzyme expression and function landscapes to maximize isobutanol production rate” was published today in Metabolic Engineering. This paper is based on his doctoral thesis research. Congratulations! The full text …

Posted in publicationsTagged grad students, papers

2018 Post-Initiation Activities of RNA Polymerases meeting

Posted on October 24, 2018

Our lab group will be well represented at the 2018 Post-Initiation Activities of RNA Polymerases meeting at the Mountain Lake Lodge in Pembroke, Virginia. Michael, Yu, Christi, Kayley, and Alex will be attending the meeting …

Posted in conferencesTagged conferences, grad students, postdocs, undergrads

Beth Boudreau will present at Molecular Genetics of Bacteria and Phages Meeting

Posted on July 6, 2015

Beth Boudreau will give a talk next month at the Phage Meeting in Madison on RNAP pause stimulation by H-NS family proteins.

Posted in conferencesTagged grad students

Kotlajich et al. paper on H-NS published online at eLife

Posted on January 16, 2015

Matt Kotlajich’s paper on how H-NS stimulates pausing and Rho is online at eLife. Congrats to Matt, Daniel, and Beth!

Posted in publicationsTagged grad students, papers, postdocs, undergrads
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