Studying the basic principles of gene regulation in mammalian cells with a focus on: chromatin (see: spreading, chromatin structure and memory, oncohistones and memory), transcription factors (see: new HT-recruit method to measure thousands of regulators, new human activators and repressors and mutants, viral activators and repressors, and combinations), and RNA (HT discovery of modular RBP effector domains).
We use high-throughput synthetic biology, single-cell imaging, and mathematical modeling.
We build new tools to measure, perturb, and model gene regulation.

If you are interested in any of our work please reach out — see here for details and email Lacra: lbintu [at] gmail [dot] com.

(If instead you are looking for Bogdan Bintu‘s Lab at UCSD, you can find it at https://b.bintulab.com/.)