tdavis

Faculty Profile

Submitted by Davis, Trisha on Fri, 10/08/2010 - 6:24pm

First Name:

Trisha

Last Name:

Davis

Title:

Professor

Primary Institution:

Department/Division:

other

Department/Division:

Biochemistry

E-Mail:

tdavis@uw.edu

Mail/Box #:

357350

Office Location:

J459 HSB

Office Phone:

206-543-5345

Lab Website:

http://faculty.washington.edu/tdavis/

Research

Research Summary:

How does the cell ensure transmission of an exact complement of chromosomes each cell division? How does this process go awry in cancer cells? These are questions of interest to our lab. We use a variety of techniques from single-molecule biophysical approaches to biochemistry, genetics and microscopy to explore the regulation and assembly of the machinery that ensures each daughter cell gets a full set of chromosomes every cell division.

Short Research Description:

Biochemistry, genetics and biophysics of chromosome segregat

Areas of Interest:

Cell Signaling & Cell/Environment Interactions

Genetics, Genomics & Evolution

Keywords:

<p> cancer biology, biochemistry, biophysics, gene mapping, gene regulation, microbiology, molecular biology, cancer, cell biology, cell growth, cell kinetics, centrosomes, chromosome segregation, DNA, genes, genetics, microtubules, mitosis, mutagenesis, tumor biology, yeast, centrosome, kinetochore, phosphorylation, protein reguation, protein interactions, fluorescence microscopy, quantitative, yeast</p>

Publications

PubMed Search Term:

(washington[Affiliation]) AND davis-tn[Author]

Taking Students

Year:

2011 - 2016

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