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 » Enzymology, Nutrition, and Metabolism
 » Gene Expression
 » Macromolecular Synthesis, Assembly, and Localization
 » Molecular Medicine
 » Plant Sciences
 » Proteomics, Genomics, and Combinatorial Chemistry
 » Receptors & Signaling
 » Structural and Chemical Biology

Enzymology, Nutrition, and Metabolism


Burke, Donald H. (Molecular Microbiology & Immunology) – email
Ribozyme mechanism and evolution and the Origin of Life; antiviral nucleic acid aptamers and the molecular basis of drug resistant HIV-1.
 
Emerich, David W.email
Enzymology, physiology and genomics of biological nitrogen fixation and related metabolic activities.
 
Hannink, Markemail
The BTB-Kelch substrate adaptor family in development, oncogenesis and neurodegeneration.
 
Hazelbauer, Geraldemail
Transmembrane receptors and sensory transduction in bacterial chemotaxis.
 
Lubahn, Dennis B.email
Biochemical genetics and epigenetics of estrogens and related receptors.
 
Miernyk, Jan A. (USDA) – email
Protein targeting and folding in plants, organelle biogenesis, posttranslational modifications.
 
Peculis, Brenda A.email
RNA processing, RNA stability, RNA turnover, RNA decapping enzymes, snoRNPs required for ribosome biogenesis.
 
Petris, Michael J.email
The regulation of metal nutrition and impacts on common human diseases.
 
Sharma, Krishna K. (Ophthalmology) – email
Structure-function of crystallins, role of ocular proteases and molecular basis for cataract development.
 
Sun, Grace Y.email
Neurodegenerative diseases, Signal transduction, phospholipases A2, oxidative stress, anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant botanical compounds
 
Tanner, John J. (Chemistry) – email
X-ray crystallography of proline metabolic enzymes, bacterial virulence proteins and anti-DNA antibodies; structural bioinformatics of protein-bound water; molecular dynamics simulations of biological molecules.
 
Thelen, Jay J.email
Proteomics and phosphoproteomics of seed development in oil seeds.
 
Tipton, Peter A.email
Mechanistic enzymology applied to agriculturally and medically important enzymes.
 
Wall, Judy D.email
Environmental microbiology; bioremediation of toxic metal; genetics and biochemistry of sulfate-reducing bacteria.
 
Weisman, Gary A.email
Nucleotide receptors and signaling in inflammation, cardiovascular and autoimmune exocrine disease.
 
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Gene Expression


Folk, William R.email
Gene expression and DNA replication of DNA tumor viruses; plant biotechnology and medical use.
 
Guilfoyle, Thomasemail
Transcriptional control by auxins in plants; plant RNA polymerases.
 
Hannink, Markemail
The BTB-Kelch substrate adaptor family in development, oncogenesis and neurodegeneration.
 
Lubahn, Dennis B.email
Biochemical genetics and epigenetics of estrogens and related receptors.
 
Martin, Mark E.email
Transcriptional control in mitochondrial biogenesis and oxidative stress.
 
McClure, Bruce A.email
Cell-cell interactions in pollen recognition and rejection.
 
Peculis, Brenda A.email
RNA processing, RNA stability, RNA turnover, RNA decapping enzymes, snoRNPs required for ribosome biogenesis.
 
Petris, Michael J.email
The regulation of metal nutrition and impacts on common human diseases.
 
Phillips, Charlotte L.email
Collagen in inherited and acquired diseases of bone and kidney; matrix metalloproteinases; medical genetics.
 
Roberts, R. Michael (Animal Science) – email
Reproductive biology: signaling between conceptus and uterus; stem cells.
 
Stacey, Gary (Plant Pathology) – email
Functional genomics of plant-microbe interactions and plant development.
 
Tsika, Richardemail
Transcriptional regulation in striated muscle during development, activity, and stress; transgenic mouse models.
 
Weisman, Gary A.email
Nucleotide receptors and signaling in inflammation, cardiovascular and autoimmune exocrine disease.
 
Zhang, Shuqunemail
MAP kinases and signaling in plant defense responses.
 
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Macromolecular Synthesis, Assembly, and Localization


Beamer, Lesa J.email
Structural biology: X-ray crystallography of medically important proteins.
 
Burke, Donald H. (Molecular Microbiology & Immunology) – email
Ribozyme mechanism and evolution and the Origin of Life; antiviral nucleic acid aptamers and the molecular basis of drug resistant HIV-1.
 
Chen, Shi-jie (Physics) – email
Predicting RNA structures and structural changes; Computational studies of RNA thermal stability and folding kinetics.
 
Folk, William R.email
Gene expression and DNA replication of DNA tumor viruses; plant biotechnology and medical use.
 
Guilfoyle, Thomasemail
Transcriptional control by auxins in plants; plant RNA polymerases.
 
Hannink, Markemail
The BTB-Kelch substrate adaptor family in development, oncogenesis and neurodegeneration.
 
Hazelbauer, Geraldemail
Transmembrane receptors and sensory transduction in bacterial chemotaxis.
 
McClure, Bruce A.email
Cell-cell interactions in pollen recognition and rejection.
 
Miernyk, Jan A. (USDA) – email
Protein targeting and folding in plants, organelle biogenesis, posttranslational modifications.
 
Peck, Scott C.email
Proteomics of protein phosphorylation and protein kinases; signaling and secretion during host-pathogen interactions.
 
Peculis, Brenda A.email
RNA processing, RNA stability, RNA turnover, RNA decapping enzymes, snoRNPs required for ribosome biogenesis.
 
Petris, Michael J.email
The regulation of metal nutrition and impacts on common human diseases.
 
Phillips, Charlotte L.email
Collagen in inherited and acquired diseases of bone and kidney; matrix metalloproteinases; medical genetics.
 
Randall, Linda
Molecular chaperones in protein export; analysis of protein-protein interactions.
 
Sharma, Krishna K. (Ophthalmology) – email
Structure-function of crystallins, role of ocular proteases and molecular basis for cataract development.
 
Tang, Chunemail
Spatial and temporal characterization of macromolecular dynamics involved in protein complexes and signaling pathways
 
Tsika, Richardemail
Transcriptional regulation in striated muscle during development, activity, and stress; transgenic mouse models.
 
Van Doren, Steven R.email
Structural biology: NMR investigations of protein structure, dynamics and protein-protein interactions, particularly proteins important in inflammatory diseases.
 
Weisman, Gary A.email
Nucleotide receptors and signaling in inflammation, cardiovascular and autoimmune exocrine disease.
 
Zhang, Shuqunemail
MAP kinases and signaling in plant defense responses.
 
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Molecular Medicine


Beamer, Lesa J.email
Structural biology: X-ray crystallography of medically important proteins.
 
Burke, Donald H. (Molecular Microbiology & Immunology) – email
Ribozyme mechanism and evolution and the Origin of Life; antiviral nucleic acid aptamers and the molecular basis of drug resistant HIV-1.
 
Deutscher, Susan L.email
Combinatorial biology applied to cancer detection and therapy.
 
Folk, William R.email
Gene expression and DNA replication of DNA tumor viruses; plant biotechnology and medical use.
 
Gates, Kent (Chemistry) – email
Mechanisms of DNA damage by synthetic and naturally occurring antitumor agents, toxins, and mutagens.
 
Hannink, Markemail
The BTB-Kelch substrate adaptor family in development, oncogenesis and neurodegeneration.
 
Henzl, Michaelemail
Biophysical characterization of EF-hand calcium-binding proteins; protein-ligand interactions.
 
Lubahn, Dennis B.email
Biochemical genetics and epigenetics of estrogens and related receptors.
 
Martin, Mark E.email
Transcriptional control in mitochondrial biogenesis and oxidative stress.
 
Mawhinney, Thomas P.email
Carbohydrates in cancer and bacterial infection; cancer prevention and treatment; host-pathogen interactions in cystic fibrosis; analytical methodologies.
 
Peculis, Brenda A.email
RNA processing, RNA stability, RNA turnover, RNA decapping enzymes, snoRNPs required for ribosome biogenesis.
 
Petris, Michael J.email
The regulation of metal nutrition and impacts on common human diseases.
 
Phillips, Charlotte L.email
Collagen in inherited and acquired diseases of bone and kidney; matrix metalloproteinases; medical genetics.
 
Quinn, Thomas P.email
Cancer diagnostics, radiopharmaceutical imaging and therapy; cell and molecular imaging.
 
Roberts, R. Michael (Animal Science) – email
Reproductive biology: signaling between conceptus and uterus; stem cells.
 
Schmidt, Frank J.email
Combinatorial chemistry of RNA and antimicrobial peptides; the prebiotic RNA world.
 
Sharma, Krishna K. (Ophthalmology) – email
Structure-function of crystallins, role of ocular proteases and molecular basis for cataract development.
 
Sun, Grace Y.email
Neurodegenerative diseases, Signal transduction, phospholipases A2, oxidative stress, anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant botanical compounds
 
Tipton, Peter A.email
Mechanistic enzymology applied to agriculturally and medically important enzymes.
 
Tsika, Richardemail
Transcriptional regulation in striated muscle during development, activity, and stress; transgenic mouse models.
 
Van Doren, Steven R.email
Structural biology: NMR investigations of protein structure, dynamics and protein-protein interactions, particularly proteins important in inflammatory diseases.
 
Weisman, Gary A.email
Nucleotide receptors and signaling in inflammation, cardiovascular and autoimmune exocrine disease.
 
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Plant Sciences


Emerich, David W.email
Enzymology, physiology and genomics of biological nitrogen fixation and related metabolic activities.
 
Folk, William R.email
Gene expression and DNA replication of DNA tumor viruses; plant biotechnology and medical use.
 
Guilfoyle, Thomasemail
Transcriptional control by auxins in plants; plant RNA polymerases.
 
McClure, Bruce A.email
Cell-cell interactions in pollen recognition and rejection.
 
Miernyk, Jan A. (USDA) – email
Protein targeting and folding in plants, organelle biogenesis, posttranslational modifications.
 
Peck, Scott C.email
Proteomics of protein phosphorylation and protein kinases; signaling and secretion during host-pathogen interactions.
 
Stacey, Gary (Plant Pathology) – email
Functional genomics of plant-microbe interactions and plant development.
 
Thelen, Jay J.email
Proteomics and phosphoproteomics of seed development in oil seeds.
 
Van Doren, Steven R.email
Structural biology: NMR investigations of protein structure, dynamics and protein-protein interactions, particularly proteins important in inflammatory diseases.
 
Zhang, Shuqunemail
MAP kinases and signaling in plant defense responses.
 
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Proteomics, Genomics, and Combinatorial Chemistry


Burke, Donald H. (Molecular Microbiology & Immunology) – email
Ribozyme mechanism and evolution and the Origin of Life; antiviral nucleic acid aptamers and the molecular basis of drug resistant HIV-1.
 
Deutscher, Susan L.email
Combinatorial biology applied to cancer detection and therapy.
 
Emerich, David W.email
Enzymology, physiology and genomics of biological nitrogen fixation and related metabolic activities.
 
Lubahn, Dennis B.email
Biochemical genetics and epigenetics of estrogens and related receptors.
 
Peck, Scott C.email
Proteomics of protein phosphorylation and protein kinases; signaling and secretion during host-pathogen interactions.
 
Quinn, Thomas P.email
Cancer diagnostics, radiopharmaceutical imaging and therapy; cell and molecular imaging.
 
Schmidt, Frank J.email
Combinatorial chemistry of RNA and antimicrobial peptides; the prebiotic RNA world.
 
Stacey, Gary (Plant Pathology) – email
Functional genomics of plant-microbe interactions and plant development.
 
Thelen, Jay J.email
Proteomics and phosphoproteomics of seed development in oil seeds.
 
Wall, Judy D.email
Environmental microbiology; bioremediation of toxic metal; genetics and biochemistry of sulfate-reducing bacteria.
 
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Receptors & Signaling


Deutscher, Susan L.email
Combinatorial biology applied to cancer detection and therapy.
 
Folk, William R.email
Gene expression and DNA replication of DNA tumor viruses; plant biotechnology and medical use.
 
Guilfoyle, Thomasemail
Transcriptional control by auxins in plants; plant RNA polymerases.
 
Hannink, Markemail
The BTB-Kelch substrate adaptor family in development, oncogenesis and neurodegeneration.
 
Hazelbauer, Geraldemail
Transmembrane receptors and sensory transduction in bacterial chemotaxis.
 
Lubahn, Dennis B.email
Biochemical genetics and epigenetics of estrogens and related receptors.
 
Miernyk, Jan A. (USDA) – email
Protein targeting and folding in plants, organelle biogenesis, posttranslational modifications.
 
Peck, Scott C.email
Proteomics of protein phosphorylation and protein kinases; signaling and secretion during host-pathogen interactions.
 
Petris, Michael J.email
The regulation of metal nutrition and impacts on common human diseases.
 
Roberts, R. Michael (Animal Science) – email
Reproductive biology: signaling between conceptus and uterus; stem cells.
 
Sun, Grace Y.email
Neurodegenerative diseases, Signal transduction, phospholipases A2, oxidative stress, anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant botanical compounds
 
Tang, Chunemail
Spatial and temporal characterization of macromolecular dynamics involved in protein complexes and signaling pathways
 
Tsika, Richardemail
Transcriptional regulation in striated muscle during development, activity, and stress; transgenic mouse models.
 
Van Doren, Steven R.email
Structural biology: NMR investigations of protein structure, dynamics and protein-protein interactions, particularly proteins important in inflammatory diseases.
 
Weisman, Gary A.email
Nucleotide receptors and signaling in inflammation, cardiovascular and autoimmune exocrine disease.
 
Zhang, Shuqunemail
MAP kinases and signaling in plant defense responses.
 
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Structural and Chemical Biology


Beamer, Lesa J.email
Structural biology: X-ray crystallography of medically important proteins.
 
Burke, Donald H. (Molecular Microbiology & Immunology) – email
Ribozyme mechanism and evolution and the Origin of Life; antiviral nucleic acid aptamers and the molecular basis of drug resistant HIV-1.
 
Chen, Shi-jie (Physics) – email
Predicting RNA structures and structural changes; Computational studies of RNA thermal stability and folding kinetics.
 
Deutscher, Susan L.email
Combinatorial biology applied to cancer detection and therapy.
 
Gates, Kent (Chemistry) – email
Mechanisms of DNA damage by synthetic and naturally occurring antitumor agents, toxins, and mutagens.
 
Hazelbauer, Geraldemail
Transmembrane receptors and sensory transduction in bacterial chemotaxis.
 
Henzl, Michaelemail
Biophysical characterization of EF-hand calcium-binding proteins; protein-ligand interactions.
 
Mawhinney, Thomas P.email
Carbohydrates in cancer and bacterial infection; cancer prevention and treatment; host-pathogen interactions in cystic fibrosis; analytical methodologies.
 
Peculis, Brenda A.email
RNA processing, RNA stability, RNA turnover, RNA decapping enzymes, snoRNPs required for ribosome biogenesis.
 
Quinn, Thomas P.email
Cancer diagnostics, radiopharmaceutical imaging and therapy; cell and molecular imaging.
 
Randall, Linda
Molecular chaperones in protein export; analysis of protein-protein interactions.
 
Schmidt, Frank J.email
Combinatorial chemistry of RNA and antimicrobial peptides; the prebiotic RNA world.
 
Tang, Chunemail
Spatial and temporal characterization of macromolecular dynamics involved in protein complexes and signaling pathways
 
Tanner, John J. (Chemistry) – email
X-ray crystallography of proline metabolic enzymes, bacterial virulence proteins and anti-DNA antibodies; structural bioinformatics of protein-bound water; molecular dynamics simulations of biological molecules.
 
Tipton, Peter A.email
Mechanistic enzymology applied to agriculturally and medically important enzymes.
 
Van Doren, Steven R.email
Structural biology: NMR investigations of protein structure, dynamics and protein-protein interactions, particularly proteins important in inflammatory diseases.
 
Zou, Xiaoqinemail
Protein-ligand interactions, computer-aided drug design and modeling of quantitative structure-function relationships of membrane proteins.
 
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