The Baliga laboratory is developing systems biology approaches to the study of prokaryotic organisms. We are currently focused on deciphering the complete gene regulatory circuit of the archaeal halophile Halobacterium NRC-1. The long term vision is to use predictive mathematical models for gene regulatory networks in this organism to engineer designer circuits for a variety of biotechnological applications such as environmental clean up. Research conducted in our group, like all other groups at ISB, is multi-disciplinary— bringing together talented personnel of varied expertise— for the purpose of building innovative solutions for complex systems biology problems.


For more information, go to the Baliga Lab website.

	Group Personnel
			Senior Research Scientist Monica Orellana David Reiss
			Postdoctoral Fellow Danielle Durudas Lee Pang Christopher Plaisier Serdar Turkarslan Sung Ho Yoon
			Graduate Student Karlyn Beer Aaron Brooks Sophia Lo
			Research Associate 4 Amardeep Kaur Min Pan
			Research Associate 2 Allison Lee
			Administrative Assistant Beverly Morrow
			Software Engineer Christopher Bare Dan Tenenbaum
			Education Coordinator Claudia Ludwig