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Biochemistry
R. Bentley
J. Brodsky
J. Franzen
P. Grabowski
J. Hempel
L. Jen-Jacobson
K. Kiselyov
C. Peebles
J. Rosenberg
A. Schwacha
Cell Biology
J. Brodsky
A. Chung
J. Hildebrand
L. Jacobson
N. Kaufmann
K. Kiselyov
J. Pipas
M.-T. Sáens-Robles
W. Saunders
C. Walsh
Computational Biology
M. Grabe
J. Lawrence
J. Rosenberg
Developmental Biology
G. Campbell
D. Chapman
J. Hildebrand
B. Roman
S. Shostak
B. Stronach
V. Twombly
Ecology
T.-L. Ashman
W. Carson
W. Coffman
S. Kalisz
T. Katzner
R. Relyea
S. Tonsor
B. Traw
Evolution
T.-L. Ashman
A. Bledsoe
S. Kalisz
J. Lawrence
Z.-X. Luo
R. Relyea
S. Shostak
S. Tonsor
B. Traw
Genetics
K. Arndt
T.-L. Ashman
G. Campbell
D. Chapman
G. Hatfull
J. Hildebrand
L. Jacobson
S. Kalisz
J. Martens
W. Saunders
B. Stronach
S. Tonsor
R. Wood
Microbiology
J. Boyle
G. Hatfull
R. Hendrix
J. Lawrence
J. Pipas
M. Popa
I. Campbell
R.L. Duda
S. Godfrey
V. Oke
Molecular Biology
K. Arndt
J. Boyle
J. Franzen
P. Grabowski
G. Hatfull
R. Hendrix
L. Jen-Jacobson
J. Martens
C. Peebles
J. Pipas
J. Rosenberg
A. Schwacha
C. Walsh
Plant Biology
T.-L. Ashman
W. Carson
S. Kalisz
V. Oke
C. Partanen
S. Tonsor
B. Traw
Science Education
A. Bledsoe
K. Curto
S. Donovan
L. Daniels
S. Godfrey
N. Kaufmann
C. LaFave
J. Newman
V. Oke
E. Polinko
M. Popa
L. Roberts
T. Seiflein
R. Sherwin
A. Slinskey Legg
Structural Biology
M. Grabe
J. Hempel
R. Hendrix
L. Jen-Jacobson
J. Rosenberg
A. VanDemark
Former Faculty
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Research in Genetics in the Department of Biological Sciences is fundamental to the advancement of
biological knowledge at all levels of organization, from molecules to populations. The Department of Biological Sciences
has a number of research programs that have a strong genetic focus, using a variety of systems - both prokaryotic and
eukaryotic - that offer unique challenges. For example, characterization of yeast mutants tease
apart the fundamentals of eukaryotic transcription, and surveys of conditional mutants in Mycbacteria identify essential
genes in this deadly pathogen. |
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