Molecular Machines & Tissue Architecture Laboratory · NIH / NHLBI

Building centrosomes for specialized functions

Our lab studies how centrosomes are constructed and regulated in different cellular contexts. Rather than being static structures, centrosomes are remodeled to meet the specialized demands of different cells and tissues. We aim to understand how changes in centrosome architecture, composition, and interactions enable these specialized functions—and how failures in these processes contribute to disease.

Inside Drosophila — a CT view of our model organism.

Building Centrosomes

Brain Development

Male Fertility

Modeling Human Disease

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