The Emory University Chromatin Interest Group consists of groups of investigators from laboratories who share a common interest in chromatin research. The fundamental link among the groups is research on the role of chromatin modification in regulating gene expression. The experimental models utilized by the labs include yeast, C. elegans, Drosophila, mouse, and humans.

The group includes the laboratories of:

• John C. Lucchesi
• William G. Kelly
• Paula M. Vertino
• Xiaodong Cheng
• Jerry M. Boss
• Daniel Reines

The labs meet monthly with each group hosting the meeting and presenting current research. For more information, contact Bill Kelly (william.kelly@emory.edu).