Ottesen, Elizabeth

Elizabeth Ottesen
Assistant Professor
Microbiology
Ecology and physiology of environmental microbes. The use of community genomics and transcriptomics to examine microbial behavior in natural systems.

Ecology and physiology of environmental microbes. The use of community genomics and transcriptomics to examine microbial behavior in natural systems.

Cell Biology of Cilia; Cilia-related diseases, Intracellular Transport.

We investigate the development and spread of antimicrobial resistant Salmonella, which is the most prevalent foodborne bacterial illness in the U.S.

Bacterial physiology and metabolic integration using biochemical, genetic and metabolomics approaches.

Environmental stress biology, using biochemical, biophysical, and ‘omics approaches to define the roles of toxic metal exposure in chronic and infectious diseases.

Use bioinformatics and comparative genomics to study relationships between the genomic DNA sequence and the organism’s physiological characteristics,and regulatory processes that govern the flow of genetic information.

Metabolism and drug development against protozoan parasites.
Calcium signaling and storage in Toxoplasma gondii.

Cellular and molecular biology of polar growth in fungi.

Chromatin structure and function; Epigenetics; Eukaryotic genome stability; Histone H1.