The Rosenthal Lab
Global leader in the use of targeted mutagenesis in mice to investigate muscle development, disease and repair.
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Rosenthal’s research uses mammalian genetics to explore the embryonic development of heart and skeletal muscle and the regeneration of adult tissues. She focuses on muscle and cardiac developmental genetics and the role of growth factors, stem cells and the immune system in tissue regeneration.
She is a global leader in the use of targeted mutagenesis in mice to investigate muscle development, disease and repair, and is a participant in EUCOMM, the European Conditional Mouse Mutagenesis Program, where she coordinates the selection and production of new Cre driver strains for the international mouse genetics community.
Featured Coverage
- Long-COVID and Diversity - Springer Nature has published an article regarding finding ways to study long-COVID, the challenging diversity of symptoms that people experience after recovering from COVID-19, featuring Rosenthal.
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Featured ArticleMay 06, 2021Microscopic powerhouses: what are organoids?
One of the most significant scientific advances of the last ten years, organoids have revolutionized research across several fields, and continue to grow more advanced and helpful year over year. So, what are these microscopic powerhouses, exactly? -
Research HighlightApril 15, 2021New insights into ecDNA function advances cancer research
JAX researchers report in Cancer Cell further insight into yet another way extrachromosomal, circular DNA (ecDNA) may promote cancer. -
Search MagazineApril 13, 2021
Cancer dangers hidden in plain sight
In the hunt for genetic cancer risk factors, researchers painstakingly analyze huge amounts of genome sequence data. -
Press ReleaseMarch 31, 2021Modeling the spectrum of COVID-19 pathology
In a forthcoming study, researchers will show that different strains of mice with hACE2 exhibit different COVID-19 pathologies.
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Blog PostApril 26, 2021Using the power of sequencing on our smallest organisms
The microbiome plays a vital role in our health and wellbeing. Now researchers are using sequencing technology to better understand it. -
Press ReleaseApril 13, 2021Shriners Hospitals for Children and JAX announce research affiliation
A new research affiliation agreement between Shriners Hospitals for Children (SHC) and JAX will endeavor to gain a greater understanding of the genetic factors involved in cerebral palsy. -
Research HighlightApril 12, 2021New research asks how bone marrow affects us as we age
New research done by JAX scientists investigates how bone marrow affects our health as we age. -
Press ReleaseMarch 30, 2021Study seeks to learn why Covid-19 is so deadly for the old
Research that will provide valuable insights about how vaccines affect immune systems