Geonomics Proteomics and Bioinformatics

• Mark Bieda, Ph.D. High throughput epigenetics and bioinformatics.
• Jens Coorssen, Ph.D. Obtaining a comprehensive understanding of Ca2+-triggered fusion steps in exocytosis and endocytosis. Translational proteomics.
• John Gilleard, Ph.D. Mechanisms of drug resistance in parasites
• Roy A. Gravel, Ph.D. Genetic basis and consequences of metabolic disease.
• Christian J. Jacob, Ph.D. Evolutionary and swarm design.
• Justin A. MacDonald, Ph.D. Analysis of signal transduction pathways that regulate smooth muscle contractility-novel mechanisms of smooth muscle myosin phosphatase and cGMP-phosphodiesterase 5 (PDE5) regulation.
• Paul P.M. Schnetkamp, Ph.D. Structure-function studies of membrane proteins involved in cellular calcium and cGMP homeostasis (e.g. Na-Ca exchange and guanylyl cyclase).
• David C. Schriemer, Ph.D. Proteomics of complex molecular assemblies; clinical proteomics; technology development for proteomics and drug discovery.
• Anthony B. Schryvers, Ph.D. Pathogenesis of bacterial infections and the development of vaccines for their prevention.
• Christoph W. Sensen, Ph.D. Bioinformatics with applications in proteomics and genomics.
• Michael Surette, Ph.D. Understanding bacterial signal transduction and physiology with the context of the individual cells and in interacting populations of cells.

Adjunct Members

• Mayi Arcellana-Panlilio, Ph.D. Design, production, interrogation, and analysis of microarrays.
• Kenneth Ng, Ph.D. Structural biology specializing in the crystallographic analysis of the structures of RNA polymerases of RNA viruses.
• Richard T. Pon, Ph.D. Chemical synthesis of DNA, RNA and oligonucleotide analogs.
• Hans J. Vogel, Ph.D. Characterization of regulatory and metal ion binding proteins by high resolution multinuclear NMR. In vivo NMR studies of plant cell metabolism.