Stanford University · PharmacologyJarosz Proteomics Lab
Daniel Jarosz · Stanford, California
Research Focus
Dr. Daniel Jarosz's lab at Stanford University focuses on understanding how proteins behave differently in aging and age-related diseases. By studying how proteins can separate and form clusters as we age, the lab aims to uncover mechanisms behind various human diseases, especially those related to neurodegeneration. The research combines techniques from biochemistry, cell biology, and physics to explore the impact of genetic variations on protein behavior over time.
protein phase separationagingage-related diseasesneurodegenerationbiomolecular condensates
Research Aims
3AIM 01Investigate phase separation properties of proteins associated with human diseases.
AIM 02Characterize the aggregation behavior of disease-related protein mutations.
AIM 03Identify factors that influence protein phase separation related to aging.
Skills the Lab Values
biochemistrycell culturefluorescence microscopyprotein purificationgenetic analysis
Output against the department
Publications128bottom 36% of dept.294th of 462
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Citations5.4kbottom 40% of dept.276th of 462
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