CMB Training Program
Research in Intracellular Targeting
The Program
Information for Current Trainees
The following CMB Training Program Faculty have research interests in intracellular targeting. Detailed descriptions and representative publications are available by selecting a faculty member's name.
J. Chen, Cell & Structural Biology: Mammalian signal transduction; regulation of translational initiation; cell cycle regulation; biochemistry and signaling pathway of mTOR/FRAP
B.W. Kemper, Physiology, Cell & Structural Biology: structure and regulation of P450 genes; structural basis for substrate specificity, activity, and cellular localization of P450.
M.S. Kuhlenschmidt, Veterinary Pathobiology: Microbial adhesion; pathobiochemistry of infectious diseases.
P.A.B. Orlean, Biochemistry: glycolipid anchoring and glycosylation of protein; structure and function of glycosyltransferases; molecular genetics of yeast and pathogenic fungi.
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Enzymology and biological chemistry | Plant molecular biology
Molecular and developmental neurobiology | Bioenergetics and photosynthesis
Prokaryotic molecular biology and physiology | Structural biology
Membrane structure and signal transduction | Immunology
Developmental biology | Gene structure, function, and regulation
Intracellular targeting | Molecular endocrinology
Cytoskeleton, extracellular matrix, and adhesion
