James/Frye Lab
The James lab is interested in modulating the activity of chromatin reader proteins with small-molecule ligands, specifically potent and selective chemical probes, in order to open new avenues of research in the field of chromatin biology and potentially translate to compounds of therapeutic value. They are also interested in applying novel probe-based techniques, such as affinity labeling technologies, to the study of epigenetic regulators.
Lindsey James, PhD
Assistant Professor, Chemical Biology and Medicinal Chemistry
Director of Chemical Biology
ingerman@email.unc.edu
Stephen Frye, PhD
Fred Eshelman Distinguished Professor
Center Director
svfrye@email.unc.edu
Peter Buttery
Graduate Student
peterhb@live.unc.edu
Isabelle Engelberg
Graduate Student
iae17@email.unc.edu
Caroline Foley
Graduate Student
cfoley3@live.unc.edu
Kenneth Guzman-Rodriguez
Graduate Student
kennethb@live.unc.edu
Ronan Hanley, PhD
Postdoc
ronanh@email.unc.edu
Bryce Hart
Graduate Student
hartb1@live.unc.edu
Rebecca Johnson
Graduate Student
rlj323@live.unc.edu
John Tabor, PhD
Postdoc
jrtabor@email.unc.edu
Jarod Waybright
Postdoc
jarodw@email.unc.edu