The Denu lab is interested in understanding the mechanisms and biological functions of reversible protein modifications that modulate signal transduction and chromatin function.

Current major projects are Chromatin and Epigenetics, and Metabolic control through Reversible Protein Acetylation. These investigations apply mechanistic biochemistry and quantitative biology. The approach is cross-disciplinary, involving genetics, biology, structure, biochemistry and chemistry.

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