MEMBERSHIP

Gene Expression

The Gene Expression SIG is newly constituted to further interest in research and advocacy focused on mechanisms of gene expression.

Recognizing that a growing human disease burden is associated with alterations in the regulation of gene expression, the Gene Expression SIG is organized to:

  • raise the awareness of the importance of gene regulation in human disease pathogenesis
  • create a cross-disciplinary platform for understanding the significance of current research into the mechanisms of gene expression, including but not limited to transcription, DNA and chromatin modification, RNA processing, and translation.
  • promote cutting edge research and effective communication into the mechanisms of gene expression in disease and normal development
  • identify new biomarkers and therapeutic targets based on the gene expression patterns and mechanisms of gene expression and translate these findings into treatment of human diseases

We hope to expand educational opportunities in these areas through poster sessions, minisymposia and workshops at national and regional meetings. If you wish to participate or have questions or suggestions for our future activities please contact the co-chairs of the SIG.

Listserv

ASIP Members are invited to participate in the Gene Expression SIG Listserv. Please email membership@asip.org to have your name and email address added to the listserv.

To send a message to the Gene Expression SIG Listserv, send your email to asipgene@asip.memberclicks.net. Please note that you must be a member of this listserv in order to send and receive messages.

Please direct all questions to: Lisa McFadden (240) 283-9712.

Leadership

David Iannaccone

Philip Iannaccone, MD, PhD
Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine
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David Williams

David Williams, MD, PhD
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
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Qin Yan

Qin Yan, PhD
Yale School of Medicine
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