Research Bio
The Staller Lab combines experiments, computation and theory to study gene regulation. The group is initially focused on how transcription factors activate gene expression in yeast and human cells. They use high throughput methods and machine learning to study the relationship between protein sequence and function. They are interested in the different types of activation and the evolution of transcription factors.
Research Expertise and Interest
evolutionary biology, phylogenetics, gene expression, genomics, genetics, gene regulation, machine learning, algorithms, systems biology, precision medicine, precision health
Teaching
Research in Genetics and Development: From Sequence to Function in Transcription Factors [MCELLBI 249A - 001]
Research [MCELLBI 292 - 425]
Genetics, Genomics, and Cell Biology [MCELLBI 104 - 001]
Research in Genetics and Development: From Sequence to Function in Transcription Factors [MCELLBI 249A - 001]
Research [MCELLBI 292 - 425]
Data Science for Biology [BIOENG C146 - 001]
Data Science for Biology [CMPBIO C146 - 001]
Research in Genetics and Development: From Sequence to Function in Transcription Factors [MCELLBI 249A - 001]
Research [MCELLBI 292 - 425]
Data Science for Biology [MCELLBI C146 - 001]
Data Science for Biology [PLANTBI C146 - 001]