Award

National Institute of General Medical Sciences 2R35GM142897-06

Defining how components of the nuclear lamina shape heterochromatin function

Recipient

University of California, San Francisco

Award Amount

$448,676.00

Ceiling

$448,676.00

Awarded

May 20, 2026

Identifier

2R35GM142897-06

The award supports research to define how components of the nuclear lamina and chromatin communicate to mediate gene repression, focusing on heterochromatin positioning and its role in cell fate and genome integrity.

Description

This project aims to elucidate the mechanisms by which the nuclear lamina and associated proteins regulate heterochromatin and gene repression, contributing to understanding cell fate determination and related disorders.

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