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Weston Whitaker <westonwhitaker@gmail.com> <br> | Weston Whitaker <westonwhitaker@gmail.com> <br> | ||
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Room 166 | |||
717 Potter St. <br> | |||
Berkeley, CA 94720-3224 <br> | |||
Brief research description: <br> | Brief research description: <br> | ||
We have two separate projects in collaboration with the laboratories of Jay Keasling and Adam Arkin. In both, we are using modular strategies to rewire/reprogram pathways - metabolic pathways with Jay Keasling and two-component signaling with Adam Arkin. We are exploring forward engineering principles within the burgeoning field of synthetic biology. | We have two separate projects in collaboration with the laboratories of Jay Keasling and Adam Arkin. In both, we are using modular strategies to rewire/reprogram pathways - metabolic pathways with Jay Keasling and two-component signaling with Adam Arkin. We are exploring forward engineering principles within the burgeoning field of synthetic biology. | ||
Revision as of 10:59, 15 July 2006
webpage of john dueber's lab.
People
John Dueber <jdueber@berkeley.edu>
Ghulam Reza K Malmirchegini <rezak@uclink.berkeley.edu>
Alan Masinter <palanq@berkeley.edu>
Weston Whitaker <westonwhitaker@gmail.com>
Address
Room 166
717 Potter St.
Berkeley, CA 94720-3224
Brief research description:
We have two separate projects in collaboration with the laboratories of Jay Keasling and Adam Arkin. In both, we are using modular strategies to rewire/reprogram pathways - metabolic pathways with Jay Keasling and two-component signaling with Adam Arkin. We are exploring forward engineering principles within the burgeoning field of synthetic biology.
