Exploring RNA-directed gene regulation in cell fate & disease
The Henninger Lab explores how RNA regulates gene expression at multiple scales in health and disease. We use approaches based in molecular biology, soft-matter physics, and super-resolution imaging to understand how RNA regulates its own production to direct cell fate and how RNA-mediated dysregulation contributes to human disease.
LAB NEWS
Pirates game!
August 28, 2024
The Henninger and Woolford labs enjoyed a Pirates game at PNC park. Although the Pirates ended up losing after a 10-3 initial lead, the Renegade hotdogs made up for it.
Happy RNA day!!
August 1, 2024
The lab celebrated RNA day with a picnic joining the McManus, Woolford, and Kaplow labs outside of the Mellon Institute.
CMU undergraduate students Sid and Kevin join the lab!
March 20, 2024
The lab welcomes Sid Srivastava and Kevin Kim to the lab to conduct undergraduate research. Sid will be working on bioinformatic approaches to discover RNA-encoded regulatory elements, and Kevin will be working on investigating the role of RNA-binding proteins in transcription.
Bailey joins the lab!
March 18, 2024
We welcome Bailey Webster to the lab as a Research Associate!
Dervla joins the lab!
February 26, 2024
We welcome Dervla Moore-Frederick to the lab as a Research Associate!
Jon gives a talk at the Genome Regulation through RNA Conference (Fusion) in CancĂșn, Mexico
February 13, 2024
The Henninger Lab opens!!
January 1, 2024