The Manning Lab

Research on Kinases, Genomics, Evolution and the grand mysteries of biology

 

News and Events

27 Nov 2011
Website Launched
ManningLab.Org goes live

28 Sep 2011
Wiki update
New articles on Wikinome include profiles of three enigmatic kinase classes that are ancient, but poorly understood in any organism: the MAPK subfamily Erk7 and the CDK-related kinases CDKL and RCK. RCK has two equally unusual subfamililes, MAK and MOK, both associated with cilia.

14 Jul 2011
Giardia Kinome
Giardia Kinome published in Genome Biology.

About the Manning Lab

Gerard Manning's lab at the Salk Institute explores biology using genomics and bioinformatics. The lab houses the Razavi Newman Center for Bioinformatics which provides bioinformatics supports to other researchers at the Salk Institute. Research areas include the genomics and evolution of protein kinases and phosphatases, the genomics of aging, neurodegeneration and proteostasis, and the development of new methods for gene finding and orthology prediction in eukaryotes.

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