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Bianca Batista
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Alejandro D’Brot Interested in developing project-based lab courses that provide avenues for undergrads to engage in publishable scientific research.
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Robert Harrod Molecular mechanisms of viral carcinogenesis: HTLVs and high-risk subtype HPVs. |
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Richard Jones Epigenetic Gene Regulation by Polycomb-Group Proteins |
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Adam D. Norris RNA binding proteins and post-transcriptional regulation. Combinatorial genetics. Neuron-specific regulation of alternative splicing.
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Eva Oberdorster Environmental Toxicology / Nanoparticle Toxicology / Endocrine Distruptors
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William Orr My principle research focus lies in the use of transgenic and genetic models to identify mechanisms that affect aging, with emphasis on the impact of redox regulation. |
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Svetlana N. Radyuk My main interest is to understand the interrelationship between immunity and aging. |
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Teresa Strecker Developmental Biology / Gene Regulation During Embryonic Development |
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Steven Vik Dr. Vik is interested in the structure, function, and assembly of the membrane-bound enzymes that are involved in oxidative phosphorylation. His research group is currently investigating Complex I from E. coli. |
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Structure, Molecular Dynamics and Protein-Protein Interactions of Nucleotide Binding Proteins
F1Fo -ATP-Synthase ATP Synthase: Protein-Protein Interactions |
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John G. Wise Multiple Drug Resistance Proteins Rotary Motors from Biology and ATP Synthase Research Combinatorial Biology and the Evolution of DNA Binding Proteins Toxins and Toxic Genes for Selection Systems and Therapies In silico Simulation and Modeling of Protein and Small Molecule Structures |
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