The Integrative Genomics and cell signaling laboratory

Sarah Jenna, PhD

Canada Research Chair in integrative genomics and cell signaling since 2006

Professor in the Department of Chemistry UQAM since 2006

Affiliated to the Department of Biological Sciences UQAM

Adjunct-director of Pharmaqam

Sarah Jenna’s lab

 

Rho GTPase regulatory machinery forms a dynamic protein network and plays a critical role in cell signaling integration processes.

 

The research program developed in my lab seeks to identify the composition, the structure and the dynamics of this protein network throughout Caenorhabditis elegans development and life cycle. To do so we use integrative genomics, reverse genetics, molecular and cell biology approaches

 

This program will largely contribute to the acquisition of a Systems-level understanding of cell signaling integration events required for development and survival of multicellular organisms. In addition, this program will provide a better understanding of Rho GTPase implications in pathogenic processes leading to mental retardation.

Bâtiment Chimie-Biochimie

 

Bureau S. Jenna: CB-4320

Bureau étudiants: CB-4130

Laboratoires: CB-4460-63

 

2101, rue Jeanne-Mance

C.P. 8888, Succursale Centre-Ville

Montréal (Québec)

H3C 3P8 Canada

 

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Téléphone bureau: (514) 987 3000 ext 3788

Téléphone Labo: (514)987 3000 ext 1860

Télécopie : (514) 987 4054

 

Messagerie : jenna.sarah AT uqam DOT ca

Picture: Nathalie St Pierre