Biochemistry

Proteomics, Genomics and Combinatorial Chemistry faculty

• Donald H. Burke
  Ribozyme mechanism and evolution and the origin of life; antiviral nucleic acid aptamers and the molecular basis of drug resistant HIV-1.
• Susan L. Deutscher
  Combinatorial biology applied to cancer detection and therapy.
• David W. Emerich
  Enzymology, physiology and genomics of biological nitrogen fixation and related metabolic activities.
• Mark Hannink
  BTB-Kelch substrate adaptor family in development, oncogenesis and neurodegeneration.
• Dennis B. Lubahn
  Biochemical genetics and epigenetics of estrogens and related receptors.
• Brian Mooney
  Proteomics using advanced mass spectrometry and 2D gel electrophoresis
• Scott C. Peck
  Proteomics of protein phosphorylation and protein kinases; signaling and secretion during host-pathogen interactions.
• Thomas P. Quinn
  Cancer diagnostics, radiopharmaceutical imaging and therapy; cell and molecular imaging.
• Frank J. Schmidt
  Combinatorial chemistry of RNA and antimicrobial peptides; the prebiotic RNA world.
• Gary Stacey
  Functional genomics of plant-microbe interactions and plant development.
• Jay J. Thelen
  Proteomics and phosphoproteomics of seed development and metabolism in oilseeds.
• Judy D. Wall
  Environmental microbiology; bioremediation of toxic metal; genetics and biochemistry of sulfate-reducing bacteria