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Welcome! Stay and Explore ! Contact us for Comments. Use the links on the navigation bar on the left. Otherwise..... in a nutshell:
Who we are:
Dr. Robert Kingston is professor and principal investigator
of a dynamic research group currently consisting of 10 postdocs and 4
graduate students. The lab has been at MGH since 1985. We are a diligent
group with chromatin *always* on our minds.
What we do:
This lab is interested
in understanding the fundamental mechanisms of how eukaryotic enzymes can
modify chromatin. One focused approach is to isolate chromatin-modifying proteins
and to test such complexes in functional assays, with the thesis that assay
outcomes will inform the in vivo function of these protien machines.
Another important goal is to understand how long-range chromatin interactions
are established in the cell nucleus, and this effort is leading to new strategies
towards defining such interactions in vivo.
Website last updated on Februrary 25, 2007
To ask the Kingston Lab WebDespot a question, please email: lau-at-molbio-dot-mgh-dot-harvard-dot-edu.
