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- CMBB
- Training Program in Marine Biotechnology
- Faculty Trainers
Faculty Trainers
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Allen, EricAssociate Professor in Marine Biology Research Division |
Use of environmentally-derived genome sequence information to explore the genetic potential, ecology, and evolution of environmental microbial populations. |
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Azam, FarooqDistinguished Professor of Oceanography |
Ecology of marine microbes, their diversity, and their population dynamics. Investigations include biochemical and molecular adaptations of bacteria for life in the ocean environment |
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Bartlett, DouglasProfessor, Marine Biology Research Division |
Deep-sea microbial diversity and ecology. Adaptations of deep-sea microbes to high pressure and low temperature. Microbial genetics, genomics, functional genomics |
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Broide, DavidProfessor of Medicine Research |
Mechanisms of allergic inflammation and asthma. Airway hyperreactivity, inflammation, and remodeling. Eosinophils and mast cells in vitro and in vivo |
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Burkart, MichaelProfessor of Chemistry and Biochemistry. Associate Director, California Center for Algae Biotechnology |
Enzymatic megasynthases responsible for synthesizing fatty acids, polyketides, and non-ribosomal peptides. Using various chemical, biochemical, metabolomic, and proteomic techniques, we have developed methodologies to uncover protein-protein interactions that occur between domains of these enzymatic complexes. |
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Burton, RonaldProfessor, Marine Biology Division |
Immunohistology and image analysis quantitation of eosinophils, mast cells, T cells, and macrophages in the lung |
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Carson, DennisProfessor of Medicine |
Molecular genetic basis for rheumatoid arthritis; rational development of anti-rheumatic therapy. Autoimmune disease, Cancers of the lymphoid tissues |
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Dorrestein, PieterProfessor of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Chemistry and Biochemistry |
Application of chemical biological, organic chemical, biochemical, genomic, proteomic, bioanalytical, and other modern biomedical approaches to interrogate the classification of therapeutically relevant proteins that are related to the biosynthesis of secondary metabolites or involved in the formation of post-translational modifications. |
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Fenical, WilliamDistinguished Professor, Center for Marine Biotechnology and Biomedicine |
Chemistry of marine plants, microorganisms and invertebrate animals. Utilization of marine-derived compounds for the treatment of various human diseases, in particular cancer and infectious diseases. |
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Gaasterland, TerryProfessor of Computational Biology and Genomics. Director, Scripps Genome Center |
Integrate, analyze, and visualize the output of high throughput molecular biology experiments in the context of complete genome sequence data. |
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Gerwick, LenaAssociate Researcher, Center for Marine Biotechnology and Biomedicine |
Genomics, Metagenomics, and Bioinformatics, Physiology of Marine Organisms |
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Gerwick, WilliamDistingushed Professor |
Exploring the unique natural products of marine algae and cyanobacteria for useful biomedical properties. |
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Gilson, MichaelProfessor and Chair in Computer-Aided Drug Design at the Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences |
Application of theory, computer models, and informatics to noncovalent binding and molecular recognition. |
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Golden, JamesProfessor, Department of Biology |
Developmental biology of bacterial microorganisms with an emphasis on the genetic regulation of cellular differentiation and the cell-to-cell signaling mechanisms that control multicellular pattern formation. |
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Hamdoun, AmroAssociate Professor of Biology, Scripps Institution of Oceanography |
Developmental Biology of Marine Organisms, Environmental Toxicology, Physiology of Marine Organisms, Population Genetics and Evolutionary Biology |
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Hook, VivianProfessor of Pharmaceutical Sciences |
Discovery of Protease & Peptide Targets for Drug Discovery in Brain Disorders |
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Howell, StephenProfessor of Medicine |
The development of novel drugs and drug delivery systems for the treatment of cancer, and on the molecular and genetic mechanisms underlying the development of drug resistance. |
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Jensen, PaulResearcher, Center for Marine Biotechnology and Biomedicine |
Microbial distributions and interactions with marine plants and invertebrates. Sequence-based approaches to the discovery of natural products. The distributions, biogeography, and molecular evolution of marine bacteria. Microbial chemical ecology. |
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Latz, MichaelEmeritus, Marine Biology Research Division |
Interdisciplinary approaches involving biology, chemistry, and physics to study the bioluminescence of marine organisms such as dinoflagellates |
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Moore, BradleyProfessor, Center for Marine Biotechnology and Biomedicine |
Research in the Moore group is focused on the biosynthesis and bioengineering of marine microbial natural products and in the discovery of new enzyme biocatalysts. |
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Nizet, VictorProfessor, Skaggs School of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences |
Bacterial Pathogenesis & Innate Immunity |
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Noel, JosephProject Scientist, Salk Institute |
Enzymology, biosynthesis, structural biology, enzyme engineering, evolution, specialized metabolism, natural products, isoprenoids, polyketides |
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Taylor, PalmerFounding and Emeritus Dean Skaggs School of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences |
Molecular Recognition in the Cholinergic Nervous System |
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Tresguerres, MartinAssistant Professor, Marine Biology Research Division |
Biological Impacts of Climate Change, Coral Reef Biology and Ecology, Life History Strategies and Behaviors,Physiology of Marine Organisms |