Alex Erkine laboratory
Two major directions:
1. Development of screening systems for drugs affecting HSF.
2. Investigation of chromatin remodeling mechanisms associated with gene activation / repression.
1. Development of screening systems for drugs affecting HSF.
2. Investigation of chromatin remodeling mechanisms associated with gene activation / repression.
Molecular Biology: gel
electrophoresis, cloning,
mutagenesis, gene
replacement,
RT-PCR, chromatin immuno-precipitation,
High throughput screening assay development
and others.
RT-PCR, chromatin immuno-precipitation,
High throughput screening assay development
and others.
What students can expect from
the lab rotation:
1. Obtainin skills in molecular biology techniques.
2. Exposure to the medical/pharmacology research ideology.
3. Participation in New Drug Discovery projects.
1. Obtainin skills in molecular biology techniques.
2. Exposure to the medical/pharmacology research ideology.
3. Participation in New Drug Discovery projects.
College of Pharmacy
and Health Sciences
Butler University
4600 Sunset Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46208-3485
Lab: PB 350
PI's office: PB 359
Butler University
4600 Sunset Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46208-3485
Lab: PB 350
PI's office: PB 359
• New drug discovery
• Gene regulation
• Chromatin remodeling
• Gene regulation
• Chromatin remodeling