Charles Dorman

Professor (Chair) of Microbiology

Trinity College Dublin

Ireland

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Charles Dorman is a Professor (Chair) of Microbiology at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. His research focuses on gene regulatory networks in bacterial pathogens, molecular microbiology, and the epigenetic regulation of physiological heterogeneity in bacterial populations. He has contributed to the understanding of DNA topology's role in gene expression and the physiological impacts of reconfiguring genetic elements in Salmonella enterica.

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Gene regulatory networks and hierarchies in bacterial pathogens

Mechanistic insights from molecular microbiology into the production of immunological and neuronal diversity

The DNA relaxation-dependent OFF-to-ON biasing of the type 1 fimbrial genetic switch requires the Fis nucleoid-associated protein

The DNA relaxation- dependent OFF- to- ON biasing of the type 1 fimbrial genetic switch requires the Fis nucleoid-associated protein

Variable <scp>DNA</scp> topology is an epigenetic generator of physiological heterogeneity in bacterial populations

Variable DNA topology is an epigenetic generator of physiological heterogeneity in bacterial populations

A π-calculus Model of Supercoiling DNA Circuits

Reciprocally rewiring and repositioning the Integration Host Factor (IHF) subunit genes in Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium: impacts on physiology and virulence.

Mechanistic insights from molecular microbiology into the production of immunological and neuronal diversity

Reciprocally rewiring and repositioning the Integration Host Factor (IHF) subunit genes in Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium: impacts on physiology and virulence

Consequences of producing DNA gyrase from a synthetic gyrBA operon in Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium.

Human Health and Ocean Pollution.

Network rewiring: physiological consequences of reciprocally exchanging the physical locations and growth-phase-dependent expression patterns of the Salmonella fis and dps genes.

Editorial overview: Bacterial regulatory hierarchies and networks.

When is a transcription factor a NAP?

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Joan Geoghegan

William Gaze

Jacqueline McGlade

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