About the Pyle Lab
The Pyle Lab is located at Yale University, a long-standing hub of breakthroughs in the study of RNA. The Pyle Lab explores a diverse range of topics in RNA biology, studying the molecular interactions important for RNA function and the activities of RNA-protein machines. Using tools that range from cryo-EM to cell culture, we seek to understand the impact of RNA architecture and dynamics on the life of the cell. We are located in the award-winning Yale Science Building on Science Hill.
Research Areas
Explore the Pyle Lab's research areas across many aspects of RNA biology, from fungal introns, to viral genomes, to the human immune system. Our most recent publications in each area will give a sense for the newest research directions in the lab.
L. Xu & A.M. Pyle et al. Nature. 2023
Image modified from James Yang. Based on:
N. Huston & A.M. Pyle et al. Mol Cell. 2021