A Short Biography:

Jeffrey H. Miller is a professor in the Department of Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics within the UCLA Geffen School of Medicine, and also part of the Molecular Biology Institute at UCLA. His research focuses on mechanisms of DNA repair and mutagenesis, and mutation avoidance pathways. His research group uses microorganisms to discover repair and mutation avoidance pathways, and then attempt to find counterparts in higher cells, including humans. The long term goals include understanding human disease and cancer that arises from disruption of DNA repair or activation of mutational pathways.

Contact Information:

Work Email Address:

jhmiller@mbi.ucla.edu

Website:

Jeffrey Miller Lab Home Page

Lab Number:

310-825-8924

Work Phone Number:

310-206-3088

310-825-8460

Work Address:

Office
MBI
Los Angeles, CA 90095

439A MBI Building
CAMPUS - 148906
CA

Laboratory
MBI
Los Angeles, CA 90095

Publications:

A selected list of publications:

Ang Jocelyn, Song Lisa Yun, D'Souza Sara, Hong Irene L, Luhar Rohan, Yung Madeline, Miller Jeffrey H Mutagen Synergy: Hypermutability Generated by Specific Pairs of Base Analogs Journal of bacteriology, 2016; 198(20): 2776-83.

Song Lisa Yun, Goff Marisa, Davidian Christina, Mao Zhiyuan, London Marisa, Lam Karen, Yung Madeline, Miller Jeffrey H Mutational Consequences of Ciprofloxacin in Escherichia coli Antimicrobial agents and chemotherapy, 2016; 60(10): 6165-72.

Song Lisa Yun, D'Souza Sara, Lam Karen, Kang Tina Manzhu, Yeh Pamela, Miller Jeffrey H Erratum for Song et al., Exploring Synergy between Classic Mutagens and Antibiotics To Examine Mechanisms of Synergy and Antibiotic Action Antimicrobial agents and chemotherapy, 2016; 60(4): 2600.

Ziebell, K., Aguila, A., Shi, V. Y., Chan, A., Yang, H., and Miller, J. H. Mutagenesis and Repair in Bacillus anthracis: The Effect of Mutators, Journal of Bacteriology, 2007; 189: 2331-2338.

Yang, H. J., Wolff, E., Kim, M., Diep, A., and Miller, J. H. Identification of Mutator Genes and Mutaitonal Pathways in Escherichia coli Using a Multicopy Cloning Approach, Molecular Microbiology, 2004; 53: 283-295.

Jeffrey Miller, Ph.D.