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Graduate Study at UVA

UVA Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Genetics

UVA Epigenomics Center

UVA Biomolecular Core Facility

David's lectures in BIMS/Biochemistry 503

 

 

Auble Lab resources (password protected)

 

Research Overview

We are interested in proteins that are members of the Snf2/Swi2 ATPase family.  These amazing proteins utilize ATP hydrolysis to disrupt protein-DNA interactions in a wide variety of biological processes in all cells.  This activity can lead to lateral displacement or ejection of proteins from DNA or reorganization of chromatin structure.  Enzymes in this family play critical and conserved roles in transcription, DNA repair and recombination. Our analysis of how these enzymes function has deepened our appreciation of their roles in transcription and DNA repair, and has led us in new directions to explore how the processes of transcription and repair are regulated.

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Lab meeting schedule- summer '09
(9:00, Green Room)

5/27 - Woo-sin
6/03 - Melissa
6/10 - No meeting
6/17 - No meeting
6/24 - Ramya
7/01 - Kunal
7/08 - No meeting
7/15 - Staton
7/22 - Woo-sin
7/29 - Ramya
8/05 - Melissa
8/12 - Kunal
8/19 - Staton
8/26 - Woosin

Saccharomyces Genome Database

PubMed

Medline

RCSB Protein Data Bank

NIEHS microarray facility

Affymetrix IGB

NetPhos 2.0

Pattern matching/cis element detection:

PATMATCH

Possum

Venn diagrams:

Vennmapper

Venn diagram generator

GO term analysis:

FunSpec

FuncAssociate

SGD's GO term finder