Andrews, Tessa
Tessa Andrews
Associate Professor
Genetics
Undergraduate evolution education; instructor experiences, knowledge,
and skills in teaching biology; teaching context and climate in life science departments.
Undergraduate evolution education; instructor experiences, knowledge,
and skills in teaching biology; teaching context and climate in life science departments.
Molecular and cellular biology of the human malaria parasite, Plasmodium falciparum.
X-ray crystallographic and biochemical studies of nucleotide sugar metabolism.
Role of protein glycosylation in intellectual disability, congenital muscular dystrophy, cancer, and viral infection.
Evolutionary genetics and genomics of natural plant populations.
Phylogeny and Signal Evolution in Fireflies (Coleoptera, Lampyridae); Science education research.
Molecular cell biology and biochemistry of proteases associated with isoprenylated protein
maturation and amyloidogenic peptide degradation; cancer; Alzheimer’s disease.
Understanding intracellular and intercellular heme transport.
Phylogenetics, genetics of diversification including speciation; molecular basis of adaptation;
evolutionary genomics; evolution of plant reproduction; organismal and molecular coevolution.
Evolutionary systems biology; protein kinase signaling in plants, pathogens and microbes. Evolution and classification of glycoenzymes.