RESEARCH
We study fundamental principles that regulate phenotypic, metabolic, and morphogenetic processes in early embryonic patterning; and, the causal mechanisms when these dynamic processes go awry. By combining studies involving the mouse and human embryos, and their in vitro 3D stem cell models, our laboratory investigates the molecular landscape that directs differentiation and developmental programming in health and disease.
Modelling mammalian development
Developmental programming
Linking metabolism to patterning
The Sozen lab is supported by the following funding:
we are hiring!
We are looking for talented postdoctoral associates to join our team.
If you are interested in joining our team in the beautiful Yale Campus, get in touch : berna.sozen@yale.edu