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Dr. Jocelyn Krebs

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University of Alaska Anchorage

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department Of Biological Sciences

Faculty Emeriti

Dr. Jocelyn Krebs is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Alaska Anchorage.

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molecular biology chromatin chromatin remodeling molecular cell biology genetics epigenetics cell biology gene expression nucleic acids dna repair molecular and cellular biology transcription (biology) yeast genome biology transcription regulation biochemistry molecular genetics transcription factors gene regulation chromosome conference nuclear organization chromosomal rearrangements special issue chromosomes conference biological chemistry developmental cell developmental system biochemical sciences non-coding rna rna biology cell fate determination developmental genetics genome instability cell cycle molecular regulation xenopus laevis histone modifications multifunctional protein stress-induced transcription chromatin structure oncogenes molecular cancer coordination chemistry stem cell research fungal genetics structural molecular biology cancer genetics cancer genomics molecular diversity molecular complexes genomic mechanisms gene function gene regulatory networks cortical remodeling cell regulation chromatin modification repair pathways iswi complexes transcriptional regulation historical perspective dynamic histone modifications noncoding rnas many remodelers cooperative roles

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Distinct Roles for S. Cerevisiae H2A Copies in Recombination and Repeat Stability, With a Role for H2A.1 Threonine 126. eLife (2019)

Nealia CM HouseErica J PolleysIshtiaque QuasemMarjorie De la Rosa MejiaCailin E JoyceOliver Takacsi-NagyJocelyn E KrebsStephen M FuchsCatherine H Freudenreich

repeat stabilitygenetic recombinationcell biologyyeastmolecular biologydistinct rolesgenetics

Saccharomyces Cerevisiae H2A Copies Differentially Contribute to Recombination and Cag/Ctg Repeat Maintenance, With a Role for H2A.1 Threonine 126. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2018)

Nealia C.M. HouseErica J. PolleysIshtiaque QuasemCailin E. JoyceOliver Takacsi-NagyRyan B. HaymanJocelyn E. KrebsStephen M. FuchsCatherine H. Freudenreich

cell cyclemicrobiologymolecular biologyreplicationgenetics

Addendum to “Wstf Does It All: A Multifunctional Protein in Transcription, Repair, and Replication”. Biochemistry and Cell Biology (2015)

multifunctional proteinmolecular and cellular biologystructural molecular biologytranscription factorscell biologygene regulationdna replicationmolecular cell biologyreplication ”transcription (biology)molecular biologytranscription regulationgene expressiondna repair

The Prmt5 Arginine Methyltransferase: Many Roles in Development, Cancer and Beyond. Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences (2015)

Nicole StopaJocelyn E. KrebsDavid Shechter

molecular and cellular biologyoncogenestumor biologycell biologyepigeneticsmolecular cancerbiochemistrycarcinogenesismolecular biologygene expressioncancer geneticscancer genomics

Williams Syndrome Transcription Factor is Critical for Neural Crest Cell Function in Xenopus Laevis. Mechanisms of Development (2012)

neurogeneticscellular differentiationstem cell researchdevelopmental cellcell biologytranscription factorsdevelopmental biologymolecular geneticsmolecular cell biologycell fate determinationgene functiondevelopmental systemdevelopmental neurobiologygene expressiondevelopmental geneticsgeneticsxenopus laevis

Wstf Does It All: A Multifunctional Protein in Transcription, Repair, and Replicationthis Paper is One of a Selection of Papers Published in a Special Issue Entitled 31St Annual International Asilomar Chromatin and Chromosomes Conference, and Has Undergone the Journal’s Usual Peer Review Process.. Biochemistry and Cell Biology (2011)

multifunctional proteinchromatin remodelingnucleic acidstranscription factorsgenome biologygenomic mechanismschromosomal rearrangementschromosomes conferencedna replicationmolecular cell biologytranscription (biology)molecular biologychromatintranscription regulationspecial issuedna repairgenetics

Life Without Rnai: Noncoding Rnas and Their Functions in Saccharomyces Cerevisiae This Paper is One of a Selection of Papers Published in This Special Issue, Entitled 30Th Annual International Asilomar Chromatin and Chromosomes Conference, and Has Undergone the Journal’s Usual Peer Review Process.. Biochemistry and Cell Biology (2009)

molecular and cellular biologynon-coding rnanucleic acidschromosomes conferencegenome biologymolecular geneticsmolecular cell biologyyeasttranscription (biology)molecular biologychromatinnoncoding rnasspecial issuegene expressionrna biologygenetics

Marks to Stop the Clock: Histone Modifications and Checkpoint Regulation in the Dna Damage Responsethis Paper is One of a Selection of Papers Published in This Special Issue, Entitled 29Th Annual International Asilomar Chromatin and Chromosomes Conference, and Has Undergone the Journal’s Usual Peer Review Process.. Biochemistry and Cell Biology (2009)

histone modificationscell cyclechromatin remodelinggenome instabilitycheckpoint regulationnucleic acidscell biologyepigeneticschromosomes conferencechromosomal rearrangementsmolecular geneticsmolecular cell biologynuclear organizationmolecular biologychromatindna repairgenetics

How Many Remodelers Does It Take to Make a Brain? Diverse and Cooperative Roles of Atp-Dependent Chromatin-Remodeling Complexes in Developmentthis Paper is One of a Selection of Papers Published in This Special Issue, Entitled 28Th International West Coast Chromatin and Chromosome Conference, and Has Undergone the Journal's Usual Peer Review Process.. Biochemistry and Cell Biology (2007)

chromosome conferencechromatin remodelingcortical remodelingnucleic acidsepigeneticsmany remodelersneurosciencedevelopmental biologymolecular cell biologynuclear organizationchromatincooperative roles

Moving Marks: Dynamic Histone Modifications in Yeast. Molecular BioSystems (2007)

dynamic histone modificationsmolecular and cellular biologychromatin remodelingnucleic acidsepigeneticsmolecular cell biologyyeastmolecular biologychromatinbiological chemistrycell and molecular biology

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Dr. Jocelyn Krebs

Professor

University of Alaska Anchorage

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department Of Biological Sciences

Faculty Emeriti

Dr. Jocelyn Krebs is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Alaska Anchorage.

Honors

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Dr. Jocelyn Krebs

University of Alaska Anchorage

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Distinct Roles for S. Cerevisiae H2A Copies in Recombination and Repeat Stability, With a Role for H2A.1 Threonine 126. eLife (2019)

Nealia CM HouseErica J PolleysIshtiaque QuasemMarjorie De la Rosa MejiaCailin E JoyceOliver Takacsi-NagyJocelyn E KrebsStephen M FuchsCatherine H Freudenreich

repeat stabilitygenetic recombinationcell biologyyeastmolecular biologydistinct rolesgenetics

Saccharomyces Cerevisiae H2A Copies Differentially Contribute to Recombination and Cag/Ctg Repeat Maintenance, With a Role for H2A.1 Threonine 126. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2018)

Nealia C.M. HouseErica J. PolleysIshtiaque QuasemCailin E. JoyceOliver Takacsi-NagyRyan B. HaymanJocelyn E. KrebsStephen M. FuchsCatherine H. Freudenreich

cell cyclemicrobiologymolecular biologyreplicationgenetics

Addendum to “Wstf Does It All: A Multifunctional Protein in Transcription, Repair, and Replication”. Biochemistry and Cell Biology (2015)

The Prmt5 Arginine Methyltransferase: Many Roles in Development, Cancer and Beyond. Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences (2015)

Nicole StopaJocelyn E. KrebsDavid Shechter

molecular and cellular biologyoncogenestumor biologycell biologyepigeneticsmolecular cancerbiochemistrycarcinogenesismolecular biologygene expressioncancer geneticscancer genomics

Williams Syndrome Transcription Factor is Critical for Neural Crest Cell Function in Xenopus Laevis. Mechanisms of Development (2012)

Moving Marks: Dynamic Histone Modifications in Yeast. Molecular BioSystems (2007)

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