Kathleen Christine

  Biology

221 Fordham Hall, CB# 0

Lab Phone: 962-2138

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2nd Year IVB Trainee
3rd Year Graduate Student
IBMS

 
Ph.D. Project Description:
Determination of the role of Castor, a zincc finger transcription factor, in Xenopus heart develpoment.
Principle Investigator:
Dr. Frank Conlon
 
IVB Collaborator:
Project Description:
 
   
Rotations:
  Dr. Ken Korach: Development of an in vitro cell culture system to assess the interaction between estrogen receptor and FGF4.
  Dr. Nobuyo Meada: Generation of a female embryonic stem cell line in order to determine the role for DNA insulator elements.
  Dr. Kathleen Caron: Development of a high throughput screen to assess placental defects of mutant mouse models using Real Time RT-PCR.
 
Familiar Techniques:
  whole mount in situ hybridization, morpholino injection, real time RT-PCR, westerns, immunohistochemistry
Other Techniques used in Laboratory:
  whole mount antibody staining
 

Undergraduate degree:
  B.S. in Chemistry (2001) from Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Publications:
  Christine KS, MacFarlane AW 4th, Yang K, Stanley RJ. Cyclobutylpyrimidine dimer base flipping by DNA photolyase. J Biol Chem. 2002 Oct 11;277(41):38339-44.
 
 
 
 
 
 

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