News & Events
2018-06-11
Karissa Shuck joins the lab for a 6-week KEYS Research Internship exploring the role of oxidative stress in lifespan extension resulting from inhibiting the HAAO enzyme.
2018-05-31
The Jackson Laboratory publishes a new article on Dr. Sutphin’s postdoctoral research, which is now continuing in the Sutphin Lab. Read more here…
2018-04-02
The Sutphin Lab moves to the new Bioscience Research Laboratory (BSRL)!
2018-02-13
Dr. Sutphin appointed Scientific Member of the Arizona Center on Aging (ACOA).
2018-02-12
Johnny Schmidt, Erica Spence, and Emily Turner accepted into the Undergraduate Biology Research Program (UBRP).
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Sutphin Lab!
Our goal is to understand the molecular basis of aging, and leverage this understanding to develop new clinical interventions to extend healthy human lifespan and treat age-associated disease.
We use a combination of systems and comparative genetics to identify new molecules capable of influencing lifespan, characterize their mechanistic role in aging, and understand their interaction with other aging processes. By building a working model of the molecular networks that drive age-associated functional deterioration we can identify key targets for clinical intervention.
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We are looking for talented and passionate scientists interested in basic and translational aging science to join our team.