Cis regulatory control during development
Our lab is interested in understanding how cis-regulatory elements control cell fate decisions during development. While we know these non-coding sequences control gene expression, how they achieve this is still not understood. We have a particular interest in repressors, and how they act via cis-regulatory elements to mediate gene silencing.
We do this by combining stem-cell derived and in vivo models. By using state-of-the-art genomics, proteomics and microscopy approaches, we aim at understanding gene regulatory control by non-coding DNA elements at a molecular level during developmental cell fate decisions.
Our Research
We are passionate about development, differentiation and gene regulation. We combine dry and wet lab, spanning from cellular models to embryology, genomics and lots of flow cytometry.
Our Team
We are currently recruiting to build our team. We are looking for people at all levels, and very keen to have diverse expertise and perspectives.