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Ramen is now an Associate Professor (with tenure). Thanks and gratitude to every Saha lab member –past and present– for their hard work and contribution towards this success.

Our paper titled, ' Mild membrane depolarization in neurons induces immediate early gene transcription and acutely subdues responses to successive stimulus' is now published in JBC. In this paper we show how neurons react in the aftermath of milf depolarization. This study was initiated in 2019 by...

Transcription Regulation by Neuronal Activity. To the Nucleus and Back. 2nd edition. Edited by Ramen Saha and Serena M Dudek. Published by Springer Nature Switzerland. Details in the 'Publication' page.

Ramen (PI) and our wonderful collaborator at Purdue university –Dr. Emily Dykhuizen (Co-PI)– received a R21 award from NIMH. The funded grant is titled, "BAF complex inhibitors in neuronal development and functions". This award will fund Karen's project where we are studying the role of BAF complex...

Our study, "Activity-assembled nBAF complex mediates rapid immediate early gene transcription by regulating RNA polymerase II productive elongation", is now published in Cell Reports. See the Publication page for details. This story of activity-assembled nBAF was led by the unbaffled Ms. Karen...

Here's the link to Anna Tancredi's ASBMB Today article about our our recent work ( published in JBC) on flame retardants. This article is geared towards the general audience.

Karen Cornejo, a QSB first-year student, joins the lab to pursue her Ph.D. after three weeks of rotation with us. Welcome, Karen! Let's BAFfle and dazzle!

Ramen was awarded the 2023-24 UC Merced senate award to study a novel inhibitor of the neuronal activity-induced gene transcription. The proposal is titled, 'A study of BAF complex functions in neurons using novel inhibitor '704'.

We have released our latest preprint, titled: Activity-assembled nBAF complex mediates rapid immediate early gene transcription by regulating RNA Polymerase II productive elongation. This study was led by Karen Cornejo as a part of her thesis project. Andie Venegas and Morgan Sono were amazing...

Andie Venegas was accepted in the QSB Ph.D. program. Andie has chosen to pursue her Ph.D. with us and will start as a graduate student in Spring of 2022. We are excited to have Andie in the lab as a graduate student (along with Morgan and Karen). Welcome Andie!