Research
Our ongoing studies include combining biochemical and functional genomic approaches to understand ER-regulated processes controlled by CARM1 and the mechanism by which histone arginine modification contributes to the epigenetic control of cancer cells.
We will also employ mice genetics to decipher the significance of histone arginine methylation in tumor prevention, thereby facilitating the rational design of novel chemotherapy drugs by targeting the epigenome in breast cancer.
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- 2013-01: Ashley Brinkman, Women in Toxicology SIG Graduate Student Achievement Award
- 2013-01: Taryn James, PhRMA foundation postdoctoral fellowship
- 2012-12: Ashley Brinkman, 2013 Society of Toxicology Graduate Student Travel Award
- 2012-11: Wei Xu, 2013 Society of Toxicology Achievement Award
- 2012-10: Hao Zeng, 5th Great Lakes Nuclear Receptor Meeting Best Oral Presentation Award
- 2012-10: Carlos Coriano, 5th Great Lakes Nuclear Receptor Meeting Best Poster Award
- 2012-06: Carlos Coriano, 2012 SciMed Graduate Research Scholar Best Poster Award
- 2012-01: Erin Shanle, RSESS Society of Toxicology 2012 Annual Meeting Travel Award
- 2011-07: Wei Xu, promoted to Associate Professor. Congratulations!
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