Biochemistry | Research Interests

Name	Email	PhD Program
Guardia, Charly WEBSITE EMAIL PUBLICATIONS	PHD PROGRAM Cell Biology & Physiology RESEARCH INTEREST Biochemistry, Cell Biology, Developmental Biology, Developmental Disorders, Disease, Metabolism, Microscopy/Imaging, Molecular Mechanisms of Disease, Physiology, Structural Biology	The human placenta is the first organ to develop after fertilization and is the least studied! We hope to change this by using a multidisciplinary approach. From iPSC-derived trophoblasts in culture to mouse models and human placenta tissue, the Placental Cell Biology Group at NIEHS answers fundamental questions about placenta cell and developmental biology. Our lab uses a range of microscopy (cryo-EM, fluorescence), recombinant protein production, and -omics techniques. The goal of our research is to understand how autophagy controls placenta development, differentiation, and function.
Soden, Gaby EMAIL	PHD PROGRAM RESEARCH INTEREST Biochemistry, Drug Discovery, Pharmacology
Sipko, Emily EMAIL	PHD PROGRAM RESEARCH INTEREST Biochemistry, Cell Signaling, Pharmacology
Puller, Gabby EMAIL	PHD PROGRAM RESEARCH INTEREST Bacteriology, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology
McInnis, Liz EMAIL	PHD PROGRAM RESEARCH INTEREST Biochemistry, Immunology, Translational Medicine
Maurer, Olivia EMAIL	PHD PROGRAM RESEARCH INTEREST Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Structural Biology
Losay, Victor EMAIL	PHD PROGRAM RESEARCH INTEREST Biochemistry, Pharmacology
Kelestemur, Enes EMAIL	PHD PROGRAM RESEARCH INTEREST Biochemistry, Computational Biology, Systems Biology
Alcira, Britney EMAIL	PHD PROGRAM RESEARCH INTEREST Biochemistry, Cancer Biology
Adler, Vikki EMAIL	PHD PROGRAM RESEARCH INTEREST Biochemistry, Metabolism, Pharmacology

Research Interest: Biochemistry