Dr.Ballif lab

Dr. Bryan Ballif

               University of Vermont
               Department of Biology
        311 Marsh Life Science Building
                Burlington, VT 05405
                    (802) 656-1389
             Email: bballif@uvm.edu

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		Doctoral and Postdoctoral Training Postdoctoral Fellow (2003-2006) Department of Cell Biology, Harvard Medical School Dr. Steven P. Gygi, advisor Postdoctoral Fellow (2001-2003) Division of Basic Sciences, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Dr. Jonathan A. Cooper, advisor Ph.D.(2001) Department of Cell Biology, Harvard Medical School Dr. John Blenis, advisor Research Interests Research in the Ballif lab is focused on elucidating molecular mechanisms of signal transduction with an emphasis on genetically-defined signaling pathways regulating mammalian brain development. In addition to biochemical and cell biological approaches, we employ mass spectrometry-based proteomics as a primary tool to simultaneously monitor hundreds to thousands of proteins and their modifications following acute signal administration or across developmental stages of the murine brain.


		In The News

		-- Biologist Reports in Science on DNA Damage -- A Touching Response to DNA Damage --The Complex Composition of Embryonic Cerebral Spinal Fluid -- UVM Researchers Use Proteomics to Investigate the Evolution of Digestive Functions in Wasp Colonies -- Ballif lab trainee, Gwen Buel, begins Ph.D. program at Harvard.