Genetics
University of Georgia (Athens, GA)
RNase E and RNase III both have major roles in RNA metabolism and processing , but our understanding of the big picture in regulation pathways is lacking. I have been working on a transcriptome-wide analysis of the in vivo actvity of RNase E and RNase III in Escherichia coli to help clear up some of the lingering questions in the field. Recently I have also begun to take a look at rRNA processing in E. coli, as some recent results in our lab suggest that our current understanding is incredibly simplistic, at best.
2009-2010 Linton and June Bishop Graduate Fellowship Award
2007-2010 Pre-doctoral National Institute of Health Training Grant

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Kushner, S. R., Chung, D. H., Perwez, T., Stead, M. B., Min, Z., Wang, B. C., and S. Marshburn