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Category: Genetics Faculty

Clark, Leigh Anne

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Leigh Anne Clark

Associate Professor, Department of Genetics

Canine genetics and genomics.

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VanDrisse, Chelsey

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Chelsey VanDrisse

Assistant Professor, Genetics Department

Our lab seeks to uncover novel regulatory mechanisms of biofilm formation to undermine bacterial survival in chronic infections.

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Billmyre, Katie

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Katie Billmyre

Assistant Professor, Genetics Department

Meiotic chromosome biology using Drosophila as a model system.

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Ellison, Courtney

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Courtney Ellison

Assistant Professor
Microbiology

Bacterial adhesion and biofilm formation, dynamics of bacterial nanomachines, microbial subcellular organization.

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Buell, C. Robin

C. Robin Buell, 2014 Beal Outstanding Faculty award recipient

C. Robin Buell

Professor
GRA Eminent Scholar Chair in Crop Genomics
Plant Biology, Bioinformatics

Plant genome biology with a focus on crops and medicinal plants; Synthetic biology; Evolution of natural product biosynthesis

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Nelms, Brad

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Brad Nelms

Assistant Professor
Plant Biology

Cell differentiation during plant reproduction, genomics and gene regulatory networks, single-cell RNA-sequencing, reprogramming cell fate

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Bi, Pengpeng

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Pengpeng Bi

Assistant Professor
Genetics

We use​ the advanced genetic mouse models to study the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying
several diseases: obesity, diabetics, muscle and heart diseases.

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Ye, Kaixiong

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Kaixiong Ye

Assistant Professor
Genetics; Bioinformatics

Nutritional Genomics; Human Genetics; Population and Quantitative Genomics;
Gene-Diet Interaction during human evolution and in metabolic diseases;

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Neidle, Ellen

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Ellen Neidle

Professor
Microbiology

We use the easy genetic system of a  soil bacterium, Acinetobacter baylyi ADP1,to study diverse
aspects of gene expression and chromosomal rearrangements.This research has implications
for medical issues (gene amplification), environmental issues (bioremediation),
biotechnology/bioenergy (conversion of lignin to biofuels), and evolution (new methods for experimental evolution).

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van der Knaap, Esther

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Esther van der Knaap

Professor
Genetics; Plant Biology

The regulation of fruit shape and size of tomato and other Solanaceous crops

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