Faculty Research
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David E. Axelrod
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Cell and molecular oncology, breast cancer, computer-aided image cytometry
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Mark Brenneman
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Repair of DNA damage via homologous recombination
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Linda Brzustowicz
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Human genetic disorders
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Chi-hua Chiu
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Research in my lab integrates molecular and developmental evolution, the two most recent,
and now widely recognized, fields of study centered on evolution and its mechanisms at the genetic level
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Eric Cui
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Research on the roles of CHK1 and CHK2, two cell cycle checkpoint genes,
in genome maintenance and tumor suppression
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Doug Fugman
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Establishment of cell line and DNA repositories for the scientific investigation of complex human
genetic conditions and predispositions
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Neda Gharani
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My research interest is focused on the discovery of Autism susceptibility genes
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Derek Gordon
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Gary Heiman
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Genetic epidemiology of neuropsychiatric disorders
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Jody Hey
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Evolution, speciation, human origins, recombination, natural selection, codon bias
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Mary Konsolaki
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Alzheimer's disease
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Tara C. Matise
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Computational and statistical genetics: genome mapping and analysis, and mapping of genes for complex traits
and processes including female reproductive aging
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Terry R. McGuire
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Behavioral and Neural Genetics; Science Teaching; Genetics, and Ecology of Emotion
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Kim McKim
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Genetic analysis of meiotic recombination and chromosome pairing in Drosophila females
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James Millonig
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Mouse molecular
genetics and developmental
neurobiology are combined to study dorsal CNS development
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Howard C. Passmore
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Mammalian genetics and disease models
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Christopher Rongo
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Synapse formation in the central nervous system of C. elegans
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Amrik Sahota
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Genetic disorders of purine metabolism; kidney stone disease; chronic allograft rejection;
late-onset Alzheimer disease; molecular diagnostics
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Lourdes Serrano
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Changshun Shao
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DNA repair and genomic instability in mouse models
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Gleb Shumyatsky
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We are studying molecular and cellular mechanisms of learning and memory focusing on learned fear,
the most simple and evolutionally conserved type of memory in mammals
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Lee D. Simon
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Protein degradation, primarily in E. coli bacteria;
effects of starvation and heat shock on proteolysis;
effects of phage infection on protein degradation;
phage genes that function to inhibit proteolysis in bacteria
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Andrew Singson
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Reproductive biology and cell-cell interactions in C. elegans
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Navin K. Sinha
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Mechanism of DNA replication, particularly factors involved in generating high fidelity;
Mechanisms of mutagenesis by chemical carcinogens and base-analogs
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William H. Sofer
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Developing software for local and distance education
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Ann C. St. John
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Physiology and gene expression in bacterial cells during starvation and nutrient deprivation
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Jay A. Tischfield
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Somatic cell variability as a cause of diseases; mouse models of kidney stone disease;
genetics of complex inherited diseases
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David Toke
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Examine the Loss of Heterozygosity using hematopoietic stem cells from a mouse model
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Lei Yu|
Genetics of compulsive behaviors (such as alcoholism and drug addiction) and neuro-sensory disorders (such as neuropathic pain).
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