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Joel Griffitts Principal Investigator
I graduated from Stanford University in 1999, finished graduate school at UC San Diego in 2004 and then returned to Stanford to work on symbiotic nitrogen fixation. During that time, I developed several projects centered on symbiotic invasion and host-microbe compatibility. I have been on the BYU faculty since 2006, where my lab is investigating various aspects of host-microbe communication.
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Matthew Crook Graduate Student
I am just starting in the Griffitts lab. I will be pursuing a PhD studying how Sinorhizobium meliloti nodulates plants of the genus Medicago.
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Lejdja Beshku Undergraduate
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Rebecca Carlyon Undergraduate
I am working on gene that might be required for symbiotic infection.
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Jacob Erickson Undergraduate
I am exploring the biochemical properties of a bacterial transcription factor required for symbiotic infection.
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Chris Fowler Undergraduate
I am an undergraduate working on gluconate utilization in Sinorhizobium meliloti.
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Shawna Rogers Undergraduate
I am an undergraduate studying host range restriction in the rhizobium/legume interaction.
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Joanna Ryther Undergraduate
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Tyler Steele Undergraduate
My research is focused on gluconate utilization in S. meliloti, as well as the development of tools for inducible gene expression.
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