Our Research Interests are to determine the cellular functions of mammalian soluble adenylyl cyclase (sAC) and the physiological roles of cAMP in eukaryotic and prokaryotic systems using genetic, molecular and biochemical techniques.
We are located at Weill Cornell Medical College , which is part of Cornell University but is located adjacent to Sloan-Kettering Institute & Rockefeller University in New York City.
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Contact InformationPersonal Email LinksPositions Available |
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Lab Members |
Who is in the lab, what they do in the lab, and what they like to do outside the lab |
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Papers |
Links to papers from the laboratory |
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Lab links |
Links to Cornell pages and intranet sites useful to lab members |
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sAC links |
Links to Genomic loci, structures, and compendium pages for sAC |
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General Science links |
Links to Databases, Meeting sponsors, and Reagent suppliers |
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On-Line Journals |
a selection of the most useful journals to our laboratory |
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Other Labs |
Links to other Adenylyl Cyclase labs and to some Friends' Labs |
Laboratory Gatherings
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Lab Vacation |
Our annual camping trip for 1997 was to Acadia National Park on Mt. Desert Island, Maine |
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Lab Vacation II |
Our annual camping trip for 1999 was Canoeing in the Adirondacks. |
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Lab Vacation III |
Our annual camping trip for 2000 was to Acadia again. |
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Mime's Bon Voyage party |
We haven't been camping in a couple of years, but we did recently have a party at YQ's new home. |
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Camping and Canoeing in the Adirondacks |
Finally, in August, 2006, some of us went camping again. |
News from our laboratory
from the Weill Medical College Public Affairs Office: July, 2000
from the Newsletter of the Center for Aging Research and Clinical Care: Issue 4 (2002)
Graduate Program Home Pages
Pharmacology
Neuroscience
Last updated: 2/21/08
Questions, please contact llevin@med.cornell.edu