I'm currently a post-doc in Jeffrey Gordon's lab at Washington University in St. Louis. Our lab studies the thousands of species of bacteria that inhabit the intestine, and seeks to understand the mechanisms by which they modulate our metabolism and physiology. I'm using quantitative mass spectrometry to study lysine acetylation dynamics in the large intestine, and its response to the microbiota. When I was at Pitt I was fortunate to work in Karen Arndt's lab and "get my feet wet" studying chromatin dynamics in yeast. It was a fantastic environment for learning molecular biology and experimental design, and those skills proved instrumental for my work in graduate school.
Gabriel is Senior Director at Vividion Therapeutics in California.
Last updated: 5/2/22