The genetic information encoded within DNA is copied, maintained, and decoded by protein machines. Our laboratory uses electron microscopy, X-ray crystallography, and other high-resolution structural and biochemical approaches to investigate the molecular details of how these proteins repair damaged DNA and maintain integrity of the genome during replication.
Article highlighting Elwood's work on polα–primase
Cool story on Noah and Katie's 2022 mBio publication
Noah receives the 2022 Edward Ferguson Jr. Graduate Award from the Graduate School