SUTPHIN LAB

The Sutphin Lab uses a combination of systems biology, comparative genetics, and molecular physiology to identify new genetic and environmental factors that are causally involved in aging and characterize their molecular role in age-associated disease. We are specifically interested in defining the range of genetic factors capable of effecting aging and understanding how they interact with one another and with variables in the environment to define longevity in a given organism. By building an increasingly accurate model of the molecular network the drives age-associated functional decline we aim to identify critical regulatory points that can be clinically targeted to extend healthy human lifespan and delay onset of age-associated disease... The Sutphin Lab began on January 1, 2018 in the Department of Molecular & Cellular Biology at the University of Arizona. Dr. George Sutphin is the principal investigator, and holds appointments in Molecular & Cellular Biology, the BIO5 Institute,..

Also known as: The Sutphin Lab

Primary location: Tucson United States