The Dunham laboratory aims to define how regulation of protein synthesis alters critical aspects of cellular function in ways which are essential for life. We view the ribosome as a cellular hub and sensor of environmental conditions that regulates stress responses and gene expression.
Latest News
Congrats to grad student Ian Pavelich for defending his PhD thesis!
Congrats to grad student Ha An Nguyen for defending her PhD thesis!
Congrats to grad student Ha An Nguyen for being named the 2021 APS SER-CAT Young Investigator!
Congrats to Christine for being named a Kavli fellow from the National Academy of Sciences!
Congrats to grad student Pooja Srinivas for winning a poster prize from the Protein Society!
Congrats to grad student Julia Tanquary for receiving an NSF GRFP fellowship!
Research News
Congrats to Eric and Pooja for their paper published in Nature Communications on paper on novel antibiotics targeting ribosome rescue!
Congrats to grad student Pooja Srinivas for her paper published in Nucleic Acids Research on how oxidation changes the PheRS structure!
Congrats to grad student Ha An Nguyen on her paper published in PNAS!
Congrats to Eric on his paper published in eLife! Read more at the Emory Lab Land Blog
Congrats to Ian and Eric for their paper published in Nucleic Acids Research!
We are grateful for receiving the 2018 Cozzarelli Prize from the National Academy of Sciences for the Best Biological Sciences Paper published in 2018!
