“Sensing and Signaling” Reseach Experience for Undergrads
May 28 through August 3, 2012
- Sensing and Signaling in the Six-Protein “Brain” of Bacteria. Gladys Alexandre
- Recognition by the TOC Translocon by Phosphorylation. Barry Bruce
- Ethylene Signaling: What a gas! Brad Binder
- Student: David Pease
- How do Plant Cells Talk to Each Other? Tessa Burch-Smith
- Student: Yafet Gebrmichel
- Molecular Basis for the Regulation of Genes, Development and Metabolism. Elias Fernandez
- Student: Rachel Altshuler
- Effect of xenobiotics (foreign chemicals) on gene expression. Ranjan Ganguly
- Water and a Primitive Enzyme. Liz Howell
- Student: Melissa Vogt
- Are Chromatin Insulators Epigenetic Landmarks of the Genome Architecture? Mariano Labrador
- Student: Joshua Barrios
- Keeping Nano-scale Motors Under Control. Andreas Nebenführ
- Student: Peter Duden
- “Neuropeptides in Stress and Alcohol-related Behavior.” Jae Park
- Student: Katherine LeClair
- “Disorder, Disorder in the Court!” Cynthia Peterson
- Student: Daniel Popoola
- “Waging War on Antibiotic Resistance”. Engin Serpersu
- Student: Tiffany Thoms
- ssDNA damage response: assemble the checkpoint assembly. Tongye Shen
- Student: Matthew Byrn
- Signaling by Receptor Kinases. Elena Shpak
- Student: Jeremy Willhoit
- Biosensors for Cellular Signaling Events Based on Real-Time in vivo Luminescence Imaging. Albrecht von Arnim
- Student: Jeffrey Finafrock