Stem Cell Self-Renewal & Asymmetry

Richard Flavell

Sterling Professor of Immunobiology
Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Department Chair, Immunobiology

Research Interests:Animal Models; Autoimmunity; Diabetes; Gene Expression; Gene Transfer; Genes; Immune System; Lyme Borreliosis Or Lyme Disease; Molecular Cellular Entities; Recombinant DNA; Transgenic Animals; Autoimmunity; Knockout Mice; Lyme Disease; T Cell Lineages; Tolerance; Transgenic Mice

  • Office:(203) 737-2216

Shangqin Guo

Associate Research Scientist in Genetics

    Natalia Ivanova

    Assistant Professor of Genetics

    Research Interests:Embryonic and somatic stem cells; Vertebrate development; Functional genomics; Systems biology

      Haifan Lin

      Professor of Cell Biology and of Genetics
      Director, Yale Stem Cell Center

      Research Interests:RNA-mediated epigenetic programming and post-transcriptional regulation of stem cells

      Clinical Interests:Stem cell research

      • Office:(203) 785-6239
      • Lab:(203) 785-6215

      Jun Lu

      Assistant Professor of Genetics

      Research Interests:Non-coding RNAs in blood stem cell differentiation and malignancies; MicroRNA-mediated control of embryonic stem cell fates; MicroRNA mechanisms

      • Office:(203) 737-3426

      Don Nguyen

      Assistant Professor of Pathology

      Research Interests:Metastasis; Lung cancer; Cancer genomics; Tumor microenvironment

      • Office:(203) 737-4514

      Valerie Reinke

      Associate Professor of Genetics

      Research Interests:Functional genomic analysis of global gene expression mechanisms; C. elegans germline development; germline stem cells

      • Office:(203) 785-5228

      Frank Slack

      Professor of Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology

      Research Interests:microRNA; aging; cancer biology; development; RNA; c. elegans

        Weimin Zhong

        Associate Professor of Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology

        Research Interests:asymmetric cell division; differentiation; neurogenesis; progenitor cell; self-renewal; stem cell

        • Office:(203) 432-9233