Thomas Lab
Senior Scientist and Principal Investigator: Gary Thomas
The Thomas lab studies signaling pathways that link cellular membrane traffic to the regulation of homeostasis and disease. We are particularly interested in how death ligands trigger complex changes in interorganellar communication to induce apoptosis and how these pathways are disturbed in cancer, AIDS and polycystic diseases.
CURRENT PROJECTS
- Apoptosis in cancer cells
- Polycystic kidney disease
- HIV-1 immune evasion
- Structure of membrane traffic regulators
THOMAS LAB 2009
From left: Katelyn Atkins, Laurel Thomas, Gary Thomas, Jimmy Dikeakos, Ivy Musharimi and Huihong You.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Postdoctoral Fellow
If you are interested in working on our projects as a postdoctoral fellow, please send your CV and names of three references to Gary Thomas via email.
Graduate Student Program
Graduate students can enter the Thomas lab via the Neuroscience Graduate Program or the Program in Molecular and Cellular Bioscience.
Summer Research Opportunities
We usually have one or two summer students in the lab each year. If you are interested, contact Gary Thomas via email.
