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 05, 2022Ryan Tewhey: Genome explorer
JAX's Ryan Tewhey brings open-minded inquiry to the search for genetic mechanisms involved in complex traits and disease mechanisms. -
Research HighlightMay 05, 2022Investigating the non-coding genome
Ryan Tewhey, Ph.D., is leading efforts to apply high-throughput analyses to understand both how non-coding genome regulation works and its many roles in disease. -
Press ReleaseMay 03, 2022JAX announces 2022 recipients of the JAX Scholar awards
The Jackson Laboratory is proud to announce the 2022 recipients of the JAX Postdoctoral Scholar award. Eric Bogenschutz, Jayna Mistry, and Kwondo Kim represent forward-thinking research, proven leadership, and engagement with the scientific community. -
Search MagazineApril 26, 2022Using machine learning to keep an eye on healthy function and disease
JAX scientist Vivek Kumar, Ph.D., is using machine learning to automate and improve analysis of mouse behavior and movement. The new methods have already yielded important biological insights, and they may have even more profound implications for research into human diseases such as ALS, Alzheimer’s disease, and even cancer.
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Press ReleaseMay 05, 2022JAX and the Roux Institute are building a biotech workforce
The Jackson Laboratory’s Bar Harbor campus was home base for the Roux Institute at Northeastern University’s Biotechnology Applied Lab course. Trainees in attendance are Master of Science in Biotechnology students at the Roux Institute. -
Featured ArticleMay 04, 2022Putting machine learning to work for cancer patients
A research team at JAX is boosting the speed and accuracy of tumor sample image analysis, for multiple cancer types, offering the potential for more targeted treatment direction without additional testing. -
Profile StoryApril 27, 2022Data analyst visualizes life inside cells
A spotlight profile of Martine Seignon, a research data analyst specializing in data visualization in the Single Cell Biology Laboratory based at The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine in Farmington, Conn. -
Research HighlightApril 20, 2022Fibroblasts may hold the keys to regeneration
New research from JAX indicates that fibroblasts may hold the ability to jump start human tissue repair and regeneration capabilities.