The
Feig Laboratory
Wayne State University
Department of
Chemistry
Our laboratory has a diverse set of
interests spanning several areas of biochemistry and biophysics. The overall theme of the projects pertains to molecules
that undergo large scale structural rearrangements as part of their
biological function and/or regulation. We use a multidisciplinary
approach to tackle fundamental
problems in biology although some of these systems have potential
practical applications in biotechnology as well.
Current lines of
research include:
RNA Folding
Thermodynamics
Biology and
Biochemistry of
non-coding RNAs and their Complexes with Hfq
Mechanistic
Enzymology of Bacterial Toxins from C.
difficile
Additional
information on these
projects can be found by pressing the Research Link on the menu bar.
FEIG LAB NEWS:
May
2006: Lab relocated to Wayne State.
Feb. 2006: Welcome Tuhina Banerjee, a new Post-doctoral fellow.
Aug. 2005: Hfq grant is funded by the NIH!!!
Aug. 2005: Congratulations Peter!!! - Feig lab graduates its first
Ph.D.
Contact Info:
Andrew
Feig
Deptartment of Chemistry
Wayne State
University
5101 Cass Avenue
Detroit, MI 48202
office phone:
313-577-9229
lab phone: 313-577-9200
fax: 313-577-8822
email: afeig@chem.wayne.edu
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Feig Lab 2006 | Last updated September 1, 2006