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Jorgen Johansen

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Iowa State University

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College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Roy J. Carver Department of Biochemistry, Biophysics, and Molecular Biology

Jorgen Johansen is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Life Sciences Professor at Iowa State University.

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genetics developmental biology molecular biology insect molecular biology cell biology structural biology gene expression cytogenetics protein science epigenetics avian biology neurophysiology gene regulation cell signaling neuroanatomy chromosome biology membrane biology molecular regulation protein phosphorylation molecular genetics cellular biology insect science molecular cell biology genome biology neurochemistry cellular neurobiology mammalian biology molecular physiology animal genetics embryonic development chromatin structure matrix biology developmental genetics molecular neurobiology cell regulation transcription regulation cell-matrix interactions gene function neural science brain science peripheral neurons position-effect variegation cellular biochemistry biological chemistry animal physiology protein genetics epigenetic changes cancer genetics cell interactions cell cycle comparative physiology spindle matrix differential glycosylation insect biochemistry plo biology cellular physiology animal science spatiotemporal organization chromatin remodeling cell biophysics allelic variant in vivo systems protein function heterochromatic spreading loss-of-function alleles position effect variegation macrobdella decora retzius cell leech embryogenesis ionic conductances hirudinid leeches leech development antibody engineering cell biomechanics dosage compensation complex chromosomal kinase cell specialization cell division chromatin cell research nuclear division

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Spatiotemporal Coordination of Greatwall-Endos-Pp2A Promotes Mitotic Progression. The Journal of Cell Biology (2021)

Myreille LaroucheDavid KachanerPeng WangKarine NormandinDamien GarridoChangfu YaoMaxime CormierKristen M. JohansenJørgen JohansenVincent Archambault

spatiotemporal organizationspatiotemporal coordinationmolecular biologycell and molecular biologydevelopmental biologycellular biologycell biology

Jasper Controls Interphase Histone H3S10 Phosphorylation by Chromosomal Kinase Jil-1 in Drosophila. Nature Communications (2019)

Christian AlbigChao WangGeoffrey P. DannFelix WojcikTamás SchauerSilke KrauseSylvain MaennerWeili CaiYeran LiJack GirtonTom W. MuirJørgen JohansenKristen M. JohansenPeter B. BeckerCatherine Regnard

developmental biologyavian biologygeneticsprotein phosphorylationepigeneticsinsect molecular biologygene regulation

Evidence for a Role of Spindle Matrix Formation in Cell Cycle Progression by Antibody Perturbation. PLoS ONE (2018)

Changfu YaoChao WangYeran LiMichael ZavortinkVincent ArchambaultJack GirtonKristen M. JohansenJørgen Johansen

immunologyspindle matrix formationcell cycle progressionantibody perturbation

H2Av Facilitates H3S10 Phosphorylation but is Not Required for Heat Shock-Induced Chromatin Decondensation or Transcriptional Elongation. Development (2017)

Yeran LiChao WangWeili CaiSaheli SenguptaMichael ZavortinkHuai DengJack GirtonJørgen JohansenKristen M. Johansen

physiologygene expressiondevelopmental sciencetranscription regulationcell regulationcell signalingredox biologygeneticsprotein phosphorylationgene functiondevelopmental biologytranscriptional elongationsignal transductionprotein scienceepigeneticsmembrane biologymolecular physiologygene regulation

Digitor/Dasciz Has Multiple Roles in Drosophila Development. PLoS ONE (2016)

Saheli SenguptaUttama RathChangfu YaoMichael ZavortinkChao WangJack GirtonKristen M. JohansenJørgen Johansen

morphogenesisdevelopmental biologydrosophila developmentinsect molecular biologyinsect science

Movement of Chromosomes With Severed Kinetochore Microtubules. PROTOPLASMA (2015)

Arthur ForerKristen M. JohansenJørgen Johansen

genomicsgenome biologybiomechanicscell motilityprotein sciencecell interactionssevered kinetochore microtubulesgeneticscellular therapychromosome biologycytogeneticsmembrane biologydna repairpathologyhuman geneticsneurosciencegenome instability

Genome-Wide Analysis of Regulation of Gene Expression and H3K9Me2 Distribution by Jil-1 Kinase Mediated Histone H3S10 Phosphorylation in Drosophila. Nucleic Acids Research (2014)

Weili CaiChao WangYeran LiChangfu YaoLu ShenSanzhen LiuXiaomin BaoPatrick S. SchnableJack GirtonJørgen JohansenKristen M. Johansen

gene expressionavian biologygeneticsmolecular regulationinsect molecular biologygenome-wide analysisgene regulation

Histone H3S10 Phosphorylation by the Jil-1 Kinase in Pericentric Heterochromatin and on the Fourth Chromosome Creates a Composite H3S10Phk9Me2 Epigenetic Mark. Chromosoma (2014)

Chao WangYeran LiWeili CaiXiaomin BaoJack GirtonJørgen JohansenKristen M. Johansen

haplotype determinationcancer geneticspericentric heterochromatinhuman geneticsfourth chromosomegeneticschromosome biologyepigeneticshistocompatibilitycytogenetics

The Spindle Matrix Protein, Chromator, is a Novel Tubulin Binding Protein That Can Interact With Both Microtubules and Free Tubulin. PLoS ONE (2014)

Changfu YaoChao WangYeran LiYun DingUttama RathSaheli SenguptaJack GirtonKristen M. JohansenJørgen Johansen

biophysicsfree tubulinmolecular biologyspindle matrix proteinstructural biologyprotein scienceneuroscience

Domain Requirements of the Jil-1 Tandem Kinase for Histone H3 Serine 10 Phosphorylation and Chromatin Remodeling in Vivo. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2013)

Yeran LiWeili CaiChao WangChangfu YaoXiaomin BaoHuai DengJack GirtonJørgen JohansenKristen M. Johansen

cell signalingmolecular pharmacologyin vivo systemsbiological chemistrybiochemistrycell biologybiophysical chemistrydomain requirementsmolecular cell biologychromatin remodelingprotein scienceprotein phosphorylationenzyme inhibitionpharmacologyprotein geneticsstructural molecular biologyepigeneticssignal transductiongene regulation

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Jorgen Johansen

Professor

Iowa State University

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Roy J. Carver Department of Biochemistry, Biophysics, and Molecular Biology

Jorgen Johansen is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Life Sciences Professor at Iowa State University.

Honors

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Iowa State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Spatiotemporal Coordination of Greatwall-Endos-Pp2A Promotes Mitotic Progression. The Journal of Cell Biology (2021)

Myreille LaroucheDavid KachanerPeng WangKarine NormandinDamien GarridoChangfu YaoMaxime CormierKristen M. JohansenJørgen JohansenVincent Archambault

spatiotemporal organizationspatiotemporal coordinationmolecular biologycell and molecular biologydevelopmental biologycellular biologycell biology

Jasper Controls Interphase Histone H3S10 Phosphorylation by Chromosomal Kinase Jil-1 in Drosophila. Nature Communications (2019)

Christian AlbigChao WangGeoffrey P. DannFelix WojcikTamás SchauerSilke KrauseSylvain MaennerWeili CaiYeran LiJack GirtonTom W. MuirJørgen JohansenKristen M. JohansenPeter B. BeckerCatherine Regnard

developmental biologyavian biologygeneticsprotein phosphorylationepigeneticsinsect molecular biologygene regulation

Evidence for a Role of Spindle Matrix Formation in Cell Cycle Progression by Antibody Perturbation. PLoS ONE (2018)

Changfu YaoChao WangYeran LiMichael ZavortinkVincent ArchambaultJack GirtonKristen M. JohansenJørgen Johansen

immunologyspindle matrix formationcell cycle progressionantibody perturbation

H2Av Facilitates H3S10 Phosphorylation but is Not Required for Heat Shock-Induced Chromatin Decondensation or Transcriptional Elongation. Development (2017)

Yeran LiChao WangWeili CaiSaheli SenguptaMichael ZavortinkHuai DengJack GirtonJørgen JohansenKristen M. Johansen

Digitor/Dasciz Has Multiple Roles in Drosophila Development. PLoS ONE (2016)

Saheli SenguptaUttama RathChangfu YaoMichael ZavortinkChao WangJack GirtonKristen M. JohansenJørgen Johansen

morphogenesisdevelopmental biologydrosophila developmentinsect molecular biologyinsect science

Movement of Chromosomes With Severed Kinetochore Microtubules. PROTOPLASMA (2015)

Arthur ForerKristen M. JohansenJørgen Johansen

Genome-Wide Analysis of Regulation of Gene Expression and H3K9Me2 Distribution by Jil-1 Kinase Mediated Histone H3S10 Phosphorylation in Drosophila. Nucleic Acids Research (2014)

Weili CaiChao WangYeran LiChangfu YaoLu ShenSanzhen LiuXiaomin BaoPatrick S. SchnableJack GirtonJørgen JohansenKristen M. Johansen

gene expressionavian biologygeneticsmolecular regulationinsect molecular biologygenome-wide analysisgene regulation

Histone H3S10 Phosphorylation by the Jil-1 Kinase in Pericentric Heterochromatin and on the Fourth Chromosome Creates a Composite H3S10Phk9Me2 Epigenetic Mark. Chromosoma (2014)

Chao WangYeran LiWeili CaiXiaomin BaoJack GirtonJørgen JohansenKristen M. Johansen

haplotype determinationcancer geneticspericentric heterochromatinhuman geneticsfourth chromosomegeneticschromosome biologyepigeneticshistocompatibilitycytogenetics

The Spindle Matrix Protein, Chromator, is a Novel Tubulin Binding Protein That Can Interact With Both Microtubules and Free Tubulin. PLoS ONE (2014)

Changfu YaoChao WangYeran LiYun DingUttama RathSaheli SenguptaJack GirtonKristen M. JohansenJørgen Johansen

biophysicsfree tubulinmolecular biologyspindle matrix proteinstructural biologyprotein scienceneuroscience

Domain Requirements of the Jil-1 Tandem Kinase for Histone H3 Serine 10 Phosphorylation and Chromatin Remodeling in Vivo. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2013)

Yeran LiWeili CaiChao WangChangfu YaoXiaomin BaoHuai DengJack GirtonJørgen JohansenKristen M. Johansen

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