Presented by:
Kristen W. Lynch, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics
University of Pennsylvania

Dr. Kristen Lynch's laboratory is focused on understanding the biochemical mechanisms and regulatory networks that control alternative splicing in response to antigen-challenge of the human immune system. They are also expanding focus to include additional networks of co-regulated splicing events in T cells. Together these studies are providing new insights into the mechanisms and consequences of RNA-based gene regulation in the cellular response to environmental stimuli.

Light lunch served

Sponsored by the JCCC Gene Regulation Program Area