Kathleen Sandman

Kathleen Sandman's research focuses on molecular biology and genetics, particularly the study of chromatin structure in archaea (a group of single-celled microorganisms distinct from bacteria) and bacterial genetics using tools like transposon mutagenesis to probe metabolic pathways. Her work includes contributions to understanding how histone-like proteins organize genetic material in archaeal cells, as well as functional genomics studies in bacteria.

Publication activity over the last decade has been sparse and infrequent, with only two recorded publications, in 2017 and 2025, and no output in the intervening years.

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