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James T. Kadonaga

Distinguished Professor

University of California, San Diego

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Biological Sciences

James T. Kadonaga is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Distinguished Professor at University of California, San Diego.

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James T. Kadonaga

University of California, San Diego

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molecular biology genetics gene expression cell biology transcription regulation epigenetics gene regulation rna biology protein science structural biology gene function developmental biology molecular genetics genome biology insect molecular biology transcription (biology) molecular regulation chromatin genomics molecular cell biology enzymes chromosome biology avian biology chromatin remodeling rna polymerase ii structural molecular biology epigenomics protein expression cytogenetics developmental genetics biological chemistry protein assembly epigenetic changes transcriptional activation biochemical analysis chromatin templates redox biology sequence analysis protein purification molecular virology viral genetics sequence assembly chromatin assembly chromatin structure molecular physiology biochemical sciences molecular science biomolecular structure insect science virus research insect biochemistry protein genetics cellular biology cell regulation catalyst activation virus-host interactions atp-dependent chromatin assembly drosophila embryos nucleic acids biochemical genetics functional regulation gene editing cancer genetics functional modification viral evolution sequence motif gene evolution eukaryotic transcription histone deacetylation tata box nucleosome mobility soluble nuclear fraction drosophila melanogaster protein bioinformatics dna binding domain biochemical characterization chromatin dynamics systems biology

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A Tlr4/Traf6-Dependent Signaling Pathway Mediates Ncor Coactivator Complex Formation for Inflammatory Gene Activation. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Yohei AbeEric R. KofmanZhengyu OuyangGrisel Cruz-BecerraNathanael J. SpannJason S. SeidmanTy D. TroutmanJoshua D. StenderHavilah TaylorWeiwei FanVerena M. LinkZeyang ShenJuro SakaiMichael DownesRonald M. EvansJames T. KadonagaMichael G. RosenfeldChristopher K. Glass

immunologysignaling pathwaysdermatologygene expressionpharmacologycell signalinginflammatory gene activationmedicinal researchsignal transductioninflammation

Analysis of the Drosophila and Human Dpr Elements Reveals a Distinct Human Variant Whose Specificity Can Be Enhanced by Machine Learning. Genes & Development (2023)

Long Vo ngocTorrey E. RhyneJames T. Kadonaga

gene expressiongeneticsgenetic variationdevelopmental geneticshuman variationdevelopmental biologyhuman dpr elementsinsect molecular biology

Perspectives on Atp-Dependent Chromatin Remodeling. The Enzymes (2023)

James T Kadonaga

atp-dependent chromatinmolecular biologychromatin remodelingchromatinbiochemistry

Rank Ligand Converts the Ncor/Hdac3 Co-Repressor to a Pgc1β- and Rna-Dependent Co-Activator of Osteoclast Gene Expression. Molecular Cell (2023)

Yohei AbeEric R. KofmanMaria AlmeidaZhengyu OuyangFilipa PonteJasmine R. MuellerGrisel Cruz-BecerraMashito SakaiThomas A. ProhaskaNathanael J. SpannAna Resende-CoelhoJason S. SeidmanJoshua D. StenderHavilah TaylorWeiwei FanVerena M. LinkIsidoro CoboJohannes C.M. SchlachetzkiTakao HamakuboKristen JepsenJuro SakaiMichael DownesRonald M. EvansGene W. YeoJames T. KadonagaStavros C. ManolagasMichael G. RosenfeldChristopher K. Glass

rna-dependent co-activatorcell signalingmolecular regulationgene functionosteoclast gene expressioncatalyst activationcell biologymolecular cell biologybone researchmembrane biologyrank ligandmolecular physiologytumor biologygene expressionenzyme inhibitiontranscription regulationredox biologygeneticsmolecular biologyrna biologysignal transduction

Ndf is a Transcription Factor That Stimulates Elongation by Rna Polymerase II. Genes & Development (2022)

Jia FeiJun XuZiwei LiKevin XuDong WangGeorge A. KassavetisJames T. Kadonaga

gene expressiontranscription regulationgeneticstranscription factorsrna polymerase iigene functionmolecular geneticsmolecular biologyrna biologycell biology

Reconstitution of Chromatin by Stepwise Salt Dialysis. BIO-PROTOCOL (2021)

Grisel Cruz-BecerraJames T Kadonaga

stepwise salt dialysischromatincell biology

Enhancement of Homology-Directed Repair With Chromatin Donor Templates in Cells. eLife (2020)

Grisel Cruz-BecerraJames T Kadonaga

homology-directed repairtissue engineeringchromatin donor templatescell biology

Identification of the Human Dpr Core Promoter Element Using Machine Learning. Nature (2020)

Long Vo ngocCassidy Yunjing HuangCalifornia Jack CassidyClaudia MedranoJames T. Kadonaga

genomicsepigenomicsgeneticsmolecular biologymolecular geneticsepigeneticssequence analysisprotein sciencehuman geneticsneurosciencebioinformatics

Identification of Evolutionarily Conserved Downstream Core Promoter Elements Required for the Transcriptional Regulation of Fushi Tarazu Target Genes. PLoS ONE (2019)

Hila Shir-ShapiraAnna SloutskinOrit AdatoAvital Ovadia-ShochatDiana IdesesYonathan ZehaviGeorge KassavetisJames T. KadonagaRon UngerTamar Juven-Gershon

genome biologygene expressiontranscription regulationtranscriptional regulationfunctional genomicsfish biologyplo biologygeneticsmolecular regulationgene functionmolecular biologymolecular evolutionepigeneticsgenetic engineeringprotein sciencegene evolutionevolutionary biologygene regulation

Molecular Basis of Chromatin Remodeling by Rhp26, a Yeast Csb Ortholog. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2019)

Wei WangJun XuOliver LimboJia FeiGeorge A. KassavetisJenny ChongJames T. KadonagaPaul RussellBing LiDong Wang

genome biologymolecular researchyeastyeast csb orthologmolecular sciencegeneticsmolecular biologymolecular basischromatin remodelingstructural biologyprotein sciencemembrane biologycell biology

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James T. Kadonaga

Distinguished Professor

University of California, San Diego

Affiliations

Biological Sciences

James T. Kadonaga is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Distinguished Professor at University of California, San Diego.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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James T. Kadonaga

University of California, San Diego

Distinguished Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Tlr4/Traf6-Dependent Signaling Pathway Mediates Ncor Coactivator Complex Formation for Inflammatory Gene Activation. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

immunologysignaling pathwaysdermatologygene expressionpharmacologycell signalinginflammatory gene activationmedicinal researchsignal transductioninflammation

Analysis of the Drosophila and Human Dpr Elements Reveals a Distinct Human Variant Whose Specificity Can Be Enhanced by Machine Learning. Genes & Development (2023)

Long Vo ngocTorrey E. RhyneJames T. Kadonaga

gene expressiongeneticsgenetic variationdevelopmental geneticshuman variationdevelopmental biologyhuman dpr elementsinsect molecular biology

Perspectives on Atp-Dependent Chromatin Remodeling. The Enzymes (2023)

James T Kadonaga

atp-dependent chromatinmolecular biologychromatin remodelingchromatinbiochemistry

Rank Ligand Converts the Ncor/Hdac3 Co-Repressor to a Pgc1β- and Rna-Dependent Co-Activator of Osteoclast Gene Expression. Molecular Cell (2023)

Ndf is a Transcription Factor That Stimulates Elongation by Rna Polymerase II. Genes & Development (2022)

Jia FeiJun XuZiwei LiKevin XuDong WangGeorge A. KassavetisJames T. Kadonaga

gene expressiontranscription regulationgeneticstranscription factorsrna polymerase iigene functionmolecular geneticsmolecular biologyrna biologycell biology

Reconstitution of Chromatin by Stepwise Salt Dialysis. BIO-PROTOCOL (2021)

Grisel Cruz-BecerraJames T Kadonaga

stepwise salt dialysischromatincell biology

Enhancement of Homology-Directed Repair With Chromatin Donor Templates in Cells. eLife (2020)

Grisel Cruz-BecerraJames T Kadonaga

homology-directed repairtissue engineeringchromatin donor templatescell biology

Identification of the Human Dpr Core Promoter Element Using Machine Learning. Nature (2020)

Long Vo ngocCassidy Yunjing HuangCalifornia Jack CassidyClaudia MedranoJames T. Kadonaga

genomicsepigenomicsgeneticsmolecular biologymolecular geneticsepigeneticssequence analysisprotein sciencehuman geneticsneurosciencebioinformatics

Identification of Evolutionarily Conserved Downstream Core Promoter Elements Required for the Transcriptional Regulation of Fushi Tarazu Target Genes. PLoS ONE (2019)

Hila Shir-ShapiraAnna SloutskinOrit AdatoAvital Ovadia-ShochatDiana IdesesYonathan ZehaviGeorge KassavetisJames T. KadonagaRon UngerTamar Juven-Gershon

Molecular Basis of Chromatin Remodeling by Rhp26, a Yeast Csb Ortholog. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2019)

Wei WangJun XuOliver LimboJia FeiGeorge A. KassavetisJenny ChongJames T. KadonagaPaul RussellBing LiDong Wang

genome biologymolecular researchyeastyeast csb orthologmolecular sciencegeneticsmolecular biologymolecular basischromatin remodelingstructural biologyprotein sciencemembrane biologycell biology

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