top of page
Welcome!
We are interested in how epigenetic regulation controls cell function in all stages of life, including development, adulthood, during aging, and in non-homeostatic situations like when healing wounds and in cancer. We use the model of mouse skin to understand mechanisms that are active across numerous organ systems in mice and humans alike.
 Maria MercedesPhD Student |
|---|
 Meagan BranchPhD Student |
 Pooja Flora, PhDPostdoctoral Fellow |
 Madison WeberPhD Student |
 Meng Yen Li, PhDPostdoctoral Fellow |
 Minh Nguyen, PhDPostdoctoral Fellow |
 Elena Ezhkova, PhDPrincipal Investigator |
 Sergei EzhkovLaboratory Technician |
We are recruiting graduate students and postdoctoral fellows!
Please see our Research page to see current projects and Join Our Lab for more information!
Recent News
June 15, 2022
SBDRC Award!
Meng Yen was selected for the Transition to Independence award offered by the Skin Biology and Diseases Resource Center. Congratulations!
June 5, 2023
T32 Award!
Maria was awarded a T32 predoctoral training fellowship from the Mount Sinai Development, Regeneration, and Stem Cells training area. We are very proud!
bottom of page