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Our Vision

Decoding Sequence

Function Across Biological Scales

Biological function is encoded in sequence, but the rules governing that relationship are often hidden.

Our laboratory seeks to uncover these rules by systematically perturbing biological systems and measuring their functional consequences at scale. By combining large-scale experiments with machine learning and quantitative modeling, we identify the principles that govern biological behavior and use them to design new biological functions. Through this approach, we aim to transform biology from a descriptive science into a predictive engineering discipline capable of creating programmable proteins, viral systems, and cellular behaviors.

Our Research

Diverse Biological Systems for
Large-Scale Functional Measurement

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Chromatin
Modifiers

Chaperones

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Protein
Allostery

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Bacteriophage

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Transporters

Biosensors

Department of Biochemistry

371C HF DeLuca Biochemistry Laboratories Building

433 Babcock Drive, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Madison, WI – 53706

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