Research in the Campellone Lab
Cytoskeletal control of membrane remodeling in health, aging, and disease
Our research goals are to determine (1) how the cytoskeleton controls the organization, shape, and movement of cells and their internal components; (2) how cytoskeletal remodeling is altered by infectious microbes and genetic mutations; and (3) how cytoskeletal functions affect biological aging. We use a combination of bioinformatic, genetic, biochemical, molecular, cellular, and organismal approaches to study these processes.
Contact the Campellone Lab
Phone: | (860) 486-2497 |
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E-mail: | campellonelab@gmail.com |
Address: | University of Connecticut Dept of Molecular & Cell Biology Institute for Systems Genomics Engineering Science Building 181 Auditorium Rd – Rm 216 Storrs, CT 06269-3197 |
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(what not to wear on your feet in lab - or really ever)
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Thanks @scienceLeah for hosting an awesome unconventional model systems symposium at NIH this week! Lepidopterans, tree hoppers, and sea stars, oh my!
And it’s always nice to have a mini camp(m)ellone lab reunion (@CampelloneLab @centromellone)
Special thanks to @GentleFlora for hosting a fun visit with students, postdocs, and faculty at UNMC (and even coordinating it with an EHEC outbreak).
Blanka Rogina on caloric restriction: Science in Seconds – Eating Less, Living Longer
Important NIA blog from Stacy Carrington-Lawrence on Geroscience and a special issue of J Gerontol:
Read a special journal issue on the future of geroscience
Read about the latest goals and opportunities in geroscience.
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