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Join us on Monday at noon in F4.118 for our next Gene Regulation and Genomics seminar by Kate Meyer from Duke University on "mRNA methylation at single-cell resolution"

Today’s WIPs featured grad students: Mikayla Eppert from Ben Sabari lab with her research on concentration-dependent gene activation in condensates & Emily Paterson from the Strand lab on using a cellular atlas of the lower urinary tract to address questions about bladder cancer

Thank you to the admin team for organizing the Green Center’s annual Thanksgiving potluck!

Join us tomorrow at noon in F4.118 with UTSW_ObGyn for a Reproduction, Development & Cancer seminar by Nardhy Gomez from WashU Medicine OBGYN titled "Immune Pathways, Therapeutic Targets, and Biomarkers: Advancing Solutions for Preterm Birth"

Join us on Monday at noon in D1.502 for a Gene Regulation & Genomics Seminar with Jef Boeke from NYU Langone Health on "Genome writing in yeast and mammals"

Join us tomorrow at 3:00 pm in F4.118 for a special Gene Regulation & Genomics seminar with Tapas Kumar Kundu from JNCASR Bangalore for a talk on "Epigenetic Regulation of Oral Cancer: Role of p53 and Histone Chaperone"

Today’s WIPs featured postdoc Poulami Tapadar from W. Lee Kraus lab with her research on ADPrylation in breast cancer and postdoc Harsh Goar from Joshua J. Gruber lab with his research on histone synthesis in breast cancer

Join us tomorrow at noon for our next Reproduction, Development & Cancer Seminar with Eric Lai eric lai from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center for his talk on "RNAi and miRNAs: From mechanisms to biology"

Join us tomorrow at 3:00pm for our next Basic Science Lecture for Clinical Fellows with Cristel Camacho on "PARP inhibitors: Extended benefits beyond BRCAness"

Join us on Monday at noon for our next Gene Regulation and Genomics seminar, with Yi Zhang from Boston Children's presenting his research on "Naive pluripotent stem cell specification and hematopoietic stem cell aging"

Join us tomorrow at 10:00 for a special Gene Regulation and Genomics Seminar with Lulu Cambronne from UT Austin on "Localized Real-time Sensors for Metabolic Signaling"

Green Center faculty Ben Sabari Ben Sabari presenting his lab’s work to Dr. Joan Conaway, Vice Provost and Dean of Basic Research UT Southwestern Medical Center, and Dr. William Sage from Texas A&M University during the protégé poster challenge at the recent @TAMEST Annual Conference #TAMEST2025

Join us on Monday for a Gene Regulation and Genomics Seminar with Jane Skok from NYU Langone Health on "Understanding the biology underlying CTCF function and its cell type binding"

We are looking for research technicians and postdocs. If you’re interested in genomics and/or reproductive biology. Please reach out! jobs.utsouthwestern.edu/job/21454219/r…

Join us on Monday at noon for a Gene Regulation & Genomics Seminar by Seychelle Vos from MIT Biology on "Understanding transcription in the context of genome organization"

Relaxing after the first day of the 30th annual Texas Forum for Reproductive Sciences in Houston. Looking forward to more presentations today! UTSW_ObGyn W. Lee Kraus Mala Mahendroo Edward Grow, PhD Haiqi Chen #TFRS2025

I am excited to share the latest paper from my lab where we leverage the selection bias of condensate-promoting oncofusions to uncover molecular rules governing condensate specificity and function. cell.com/cell/fulltext/….

Thrilled to share our latest work in which we built a tool to assay RNA content of various subcellular compartments within native cellular and tissue context! Green Center for Reproductive Biology Sciences UT Southwestern Medical Center nature.com/articles/s4146…

A pre-commencement celebration of our newest PhDs at our monthly Informal Science Discussions and Social Hour: Drs. Heankel Lyons, MiKayla Stokes, and Yihan Wang

.Ben Sabari and fellow #UTSW researchers uncovered how gene fusions form biomolecular condensates that drive aggressive kidney cancers. Published in Cell, the findings suggest new treatment options and may hold promise for other types of cancer. bit.ly/4jDkmej