Walter Lab member.
Scientific Interest Signal transduction, regulation of stress response pathways Current Research Interests Understanding how Ire1 activity is tuned to ER stress through oligomerization Former Lab Affiliations 2010 – Summer AMGEN Undergraduate Researcher, Stanford University Education 2008-2012 BA Chemistry – Amherst College, 2012-2019 PhD – University of California, San Francisco,
Current Position Group Leader Max F. Perutz Laboratories University of Vienna Dr. Bohr-Gasse 9, 1030 Vienna | Room: 3.507/ 3.508 elif.karagoez@univie.ac.at Scientific Interest Understanding the working principles of proteins, especially the ones involved in protein folding and stress response pathways Current Research Interests The recognition of unfolded proteins by Ire1’s sensor domain and its regulation … Read more
Current Position Scientist II at Zymergen, Inc. Emeryville, California, United States Scientific Interest Organelle homeostasis, mitochondria Current Research Interests Understanding the molecular mechanisms of mitochondrial DNA copy number regulation in S. Cerevisiae. Former Lab Affiliations 2009-2010 Dr. Michael Botchan – Junior Specialist, University of California, Berkeley Education 2011 B.S. Molecular Biology and Genetics – Bilkent … Read more
Current Research Interests Organizational development and creating well-being. Former Lab Affiliations 2006-2008 Dr. Gary Evans – Research Assistant, Cornell University 2008-2009 Staff Research Associate & Lab Manager, University of California, Berkeley 2009-2012 Program Coordinator, WestEd Education 2008 BS, Human Development – Cornell University
Scientific Interest I am fascinated by molecular machines, especially those responsible for the synthesis and targeting of proteins (i.e. the ribosome, and the signal recognition particle). In particular, my interests lie in the fundamentals: how these machines function, how they’ve evolved, and how they’re regulated. Current Research Interests Molecular mechanism of SRP-directed protein targeting to … Read more