Our lab studies how deregulation of growth control and cell cycle progression leads to cancer development. We are particularly interested in understanding how the dysregulation in RNA modifications leads to the translation of mRNAs encoding tumorigenic proteins. We are located in the vibrant Texas Medical Center, which is one of the best and largest research center in the world with state of the art facilities and infrastructure.
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Undergraduate Students
Students are welcome to participate in the research conducted in our lab throughout the year. We also have funded opportunities for the summer.
Postdoctoral Fellow Position
We have a postdoctoral position open to study the roles of tRNA modifications in cancer. To apply: Please email: your cv, a short description of your goals and interests as well as contact information of three references to: [email protected]
Students are welcome to participate in the research conducted in our lab throughout the year. We also have funded opportunities for the summer.
Postdoctoral Fellow Position
We have a postdoctoral position open to study the roles of tRNA modifications in cancer. To apply: Please email: your cv, a short description of your goals and interests as well as contact information of three references to: [email protected]
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