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Regulation of DNA-Dependent Processes

Genomic DNA in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes is compacted to fit into cellular compartments. We are interested in proteins that promote such compaction, because they regulate important DNA-dependent activities such as gene expression and DNA repair.
When a bacterial pathogen infects a host, it must thwart host defenses intended to incapacitate the invader. Efficient responses therefore promote virulence and allow the pathogen to colonize the host. We are focusing on bacterial transcription factors that respond to host-derived signals to control expression of virulence genes.

Fall 2025

Publication Alert

LeBoeuf, E. N. and Grove, A.

CysB in the Multiverse of Functions: Regulatory Roles in Cysteine Biosynthesis and Beyond