2016/2017
- Hang Yin (University of Georgia)
Muscle stem cell disease models
- Roger Deal (Emory University)
Chromatin transitions during early human development
- Jonathan Dennis (Florida State University)
Chromosome architecture in pluripotent stem cells
2015/2016
- David Gilbert (Florida State University)
Integrated approaches to understanding cell fate transitions
- Stephen Dalton (University of Georgia)
Integrated approaches to understanding cell fate transitions
- Victor Corces (University of Georgia)
Integrated approaches to understanding cell fate transitions
2012
- Victor Corces (Emory University)
Chromosome remodeling during early neural differentiation
- Beedel, Steet, Aoki (University of Georgia)
Lineage-specific glycan expression and function in muscular dystrophies and congenital disorders of glycosylation
2011
- Trish Labosky (Vanderbilt University)
Molecular control of human ESC pluripotency
- Lianchun Wang (University of Georgia)
The biological functions of heparan sulfate in human embryonic stem cells
- Hengbin Wang (University of Alabama, Birmingham)
Role of newly identified PRC2 subunit esPRC2p48 in ES cell pluripotent gene expression program
- Brian Chadwick (Florida State University)
Determination of the epigenomic state of DXZ4 in naïve human induced pluripotent stem cells
2010
- Keith Robertson (Georgia Health Sciences University)
Epigenetic regulation of cardiac lineage differentiation in human embryonic stem (ES) cells
- Shaying Zhou (University of Georgia)
Gene Promoter Nucleosome Positioning Changes during Cell Differentiation by MNase-Seg
- Aaron Bowman and Kevin Ess (Vanderbilt University)
Genotype-Phenotype Correlations in Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells
2009
- Takashi Hamazaki (University of Florida)
Activation of endogenous reprogramming genes by site-selective HDAC inhibition
- Tim Logan (Florida State University)
Profiling metabolism in differentiating human embryonic stem cells
- Young-sup Yoon (Emory University)
Generation of human iPS cells using epigenetic small molecule regulators
2008
- Nancy Manley (University of Georgia)
Development of pharyngeal endoderm-derived organ fates from hESCs
- Nao Terada (University of Florida)
Facilitating cardiac differentiation of hESCs by beta-catenin modulation
- Shaying Zhao (University of Georgia)
How are composite LTR-retrotransposon-like elements DA and Xiao maintained in the human genome?
