Welcome to the Sekelsky lab website. In our lab in the Department of Biology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, diverse trainees do great science investigating mechanisms and control of recombination in meiosis and mitosis, in an interactive and fun atmosphere. Please use the links below to learn more.






















































- Maggie Miller ( Talia Hatkevich): "How Drosophila meiotic chromosomes repair breaks in pairing mutants"
- Evan Gales ( Juan Carvajal-Garcia): "Mapping and characterization of mus302 in Drosophila melanogaster"
- Leela Wissman ( Kale Hartmann): "Understanding the Blm helicase in Drosophila melanogaster"





















- Nicole Crown (postdoc)
- Tara Finegan
- Dan Bergstralh, (former postdoc)
- Eric Stoffregen (former postdoc)
- Kathryn Kohl (former grad student)
- Elyse Bolterstein (former postdoc of Mitch McVey)
- Jan LaRocque (former grad student)
- Jeff Sekelsky
- Amy Yu (former grad student of Mitch McVey)
- Mitch McVey, (former postdoc)
- Caitlin Moffatt (undergrad).


