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The Lab is Accepting Grad Students!
Several projects, including studies of salt sensing by WNK isoforms, and analysis of "two-way induced-fit" mechanisms in MAP kinase signaling and other signal transduction pathways have a clearly defined trajectory.
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Meet the Lab!
"You can study anything, so it's best if the topic is interesting from multiple points of view."
- Dr. Elizabeth Goldsmith
"Structural and biophysical aspects of protein:protein and protein:drug interactions help in understanding mechanisms of signal transduction in MAP kinase and WNK pathways."
- Dr. Akella Radha
"We are developing targeted mass spectrometry techniques to study the kinetic and mechanism of phosphorylation in the MAPK and WNK1 kinase cascades."
- Dr. John Humphreys
"The task is … not so much to see what no one has yet seen; but to think what nobody has yet thought, about that which everybody sees."
- Erwin Schrödinger