My interests in developmental biology and molecular genetics began as a Ph.D. student at Johns Hopkins University with Victor Corces (now at Emory University). I began research on the JAK/STAT pathway as a postdoctoral fellow with Norbert Perrimon at Harvard Medical School. Since taking a faculty position at UK in 1996, my lab's interests have focused on JAK/STAT functions in gametogenesis and the morphogenic properties of pathway ligands.
Sepideh Dadkhah
Graduate Student
-JAK/STAT signaling in spermiogenesis
Sepideh is a third year Ph.D. student.
Bradford Hull
Graduate Student
-Formation of the Drosophila egg micropyle
Brad earned his B.S. from UK in 2018, where he was an undergraduate researcher working on his current project.
Harrison Lab
T.H. Morgan Bldg., Room 300
Biology Dept., 675 Rose St.
Lexington, KY 40506
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