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The Mosley Lab develops and applies innovative genomic and informatics approaches to identify opportunities to use genetic background to inform clinical and public health decision-making, to identify risk factors and biomarkers of disease, and to identify and reduce heath inequities in vulnerable populations. 

The Singal & Rich research group focuses on generating critical insights to improve the entire spectrum of liver cancer care. Our studies involve assessing and promoting novel practices, imaging, and blood-based biomarkers to improve risk stratification, screening, early detection and outcomes for patients with hepatocellular carcinoma and other primary liver cancers.  

Skip to main content News October 2025 Welcome Val!! With a strong interest in transcriptional regulation and cancer biology, Valeria joins the Wang Lab for her rotation! October 2025 Congratulations lab!! Our paper on the osteogenesis imperfecta-causing mutation (SP7 R316C) has been selected as the …

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Skip to main content News June 2026 Welcome to our new lab member! Charlize has joined the Butovich Lab as a STARS student! Welcome, Charlize! May 2026 1 week, 2 international meetings, 3 talks, 3 poster presentations! Butovich Lab presented at the 27th Annual IOSS Meeting and ARVO 2026 Annual Meetin…

Skip to main content Research Overview: The human genome encodes approximately 2,000 transcription factors (TFs), which play critical roles in regulating diverse cellular processes and are key drivers of many biological functions linked to a wide range of diseases and cancers. A single TF can regulat…

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Skip to main content Join Us Graduate Student Requirements/Job Description: The Tatara Laboratory is also open for rotational students and can accept PhD students in 2027. Please apply to the UT Southwestern Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences if interested.

Skip to main content Publications Hydrate to keep the amyloid away Saez-Calveras N, Ishii M 2025 Jun Journal of Alzheimer's Disease 105 759-761 More than simply leftovers: a new link between remnant cholesterol and dementia Saez-Calveras N, Ishii M 2024 Aug The Lancet Healthy Longevity 5 e506-e507 Le…

Skip to main content Research Our research projects include developing innovative hydrogel biomaterials, and applications of these biomaterials to understand and modulate cell-matrix interaction, improve ocular, nueral and liver tissue engineering and regeneration Dr. Rizwan’s Prior Research Understa…