Research interests
The lysine acetyltransferase (KAT) males absent on the first (MOF) is the catalytic core of two different chromatin-associated complexes (MSL and NSL). Previous studies point out that metabolic pathways that are subjected to regulation of MOF are cell-type- and context-specific. My PhD project will investigate the role of MOF in its context-specific dynamics by using mouse liver models and combining multiomics methods, biochemical approaches, and complementary in vivo experiments.
