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Understanding how the function of biomolecular condensates scales with size

Elucidating the structure of biomolecular condensates using cryo-ET

High-Throughput Approaches for Investigating Phase Separation and Maturation of Intrinsically Disordered Proteins

Skip to main content People Meet the PI Tara Barron, PhD Assistant Professor, Pathology CPRIT Scholar in Cancer Research Dr. Barron earned her Ph.D. from UT Health San Antonio, where she completed her dissertation on electrophysiological implications of neuron-glial interactions. She subsequently und…

Skip to main content Research Interests The Neuroscience of Cancer Neural regulation of cancer Gliomas dynamically respond to neuronal activity, which can impact tumor progression, but the mechanisms by which this occurs vary between glioma subtypes. This heterogeneity suggests that potential therape…

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Skip to main content Molecular mechanism behind the formation and function of EML4-ALK granules Xuemeng (Molly) Zheng Graduate Student, UT Southwestern De-mixing of proteins through multivalent interactions leads to the formation of liquid-like cellular structures. This process, described as liquid-l…

Skip to main content People Meet Our Team The BIRTLab is part of the Department of Radiation Oncology and Division of Physics & Engineering, and collaborates with various departments at UT Southwestern, as well as outside facilities. Join Our Lab Meet the Principal Investigator Ken Kang-Hsin Wang, Ph…

Skip to main content tRNA Determinants of Co-Translational mRNA Decay Our lab is exploring how translation itself can shape the stability and lifetime of mRNAs, a process that directly links codon usage to gene expression. In collaboration with the Mendell lab, we discovered a new co-translational de…

MICCAI-AIRT Workshop Call For Papers