Lisa Jones
The Jones lab uses oxidative labeling for the structural characterization of proteins in their native cellular environment
The Jones lab uses oxidative labeling for the structural characterization of proteins in their native cellular environment
Contact Information
Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Office: Natural Sciences Bldg 4103
Phone: 858-534-6455
Email: lijones@ucsd.edu
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Office: Natural Sciences Bldg 4103
Phone: 858-534-6455
Email: lijones@ucsd.edu
Group: View group members
Education
2006 PhD, Georgia State University
2006 PhD, Georgia State University
Research Interests
The Jones Lab focuses on structural proteomics using biochemical, analytical, and biophysical approaches to study protein interactions important in biological processes. She uses the protein foot printing method fast photochemical oxidation of proteins (FPOP) coupled with mass spectrometry to identify these interactions as well as further expand this method to studying complex biological systems. Professor Jones’ research is truly visionary as she further develops methods to understand complex, detailed biological phenomena in living cells.
Primary Research Area
Biochemistry
Biochemistry
Interdisciplinary interests