Faculty Directory
Associate Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
520.626.1881
rbuchan@arizona.edu
The Buchan lab studies diverse topics related to RNA biology and proteostasis, spanning both basic and translational topics of research. |
Vice Provost, Academic Affairs
Distinguished Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology 520.626.4099
gburd@arizona.edu
Dr. Gail Burd was appointed the Vice Provost for Academic Affairs in August 2008.
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Associate Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Associate Professor, Genetics - GIDP Associate Professor, BIO5 Institute 520.626.9376
capaldi@arizona.edu
I research the signaling pathways and transcription factors in a cell that are organized into circuits. They allow cells to process information and make decisions. |
Associate Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Associate Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Associate Professor, BIO5 Institute 520-626-2916
pcharest@arizona.edu
Our research focuses on the signal transduction pathways and molecular mechanisms controlling directed cell migration, or chemotaxis, in eukaryotic cells. |
Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
520.621.3569
dieckman@email.arizona.edu
The general focus in my lab is understanding the coordination of organelle/host cell interactions. |
Associate Professor, MCB
520-621-6057
The Duhamel Lab for marine microbiology & biogeochemistry specializes in the abundance, diversity & activity of aquatic microbes in the ocean, as well as in lakes, rivers, & wetland eco |
Department Head, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology Professor, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology 520.626.0569
rgutenk@email.arizona.edu
Our research group integrates computational systems biology and population genetics to understand the function and evolution of the complex molecular networks that underlie life. |
Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Professor, Genetics - GIDP (520) 626-3828
nhorton@email.arizona.edu
My laboratory is interested in the structures and mechanisms of proteins that act upon DNA and RNA and their consequences to human health. |
Associate Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Vice-Chair, Genetics GIDP Associate Professor, Cancer Biology GIDP kamaggert@arizona.edu
My laboratory studies how gene silencing stabilizes the genome and epigenome. |
(520) 621-7560
clairemcwhite@arizona.edu
Dr. McWhite is interested in the acquisition of novel protein function across evolution. We model protein sequences as a language, viewing amino acids as words and whole proteins as sentences. |
Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Professor, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine 520.626.2368
lnagy@email.arizona.edu
I am interested in exploring the genetic basis of morphological diversity. |
Assistant Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Co-Director, Arizona Cancer Center Biostatistics and Bioinformatics Shared Resource Assistant Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine 520.626.8003
mpadi@email.arizona.edu
We use genomics, bioinformatics, and network science to study cell state transitions in cancer and complex disease. |
Assistant Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
520.621.2792
apaek@email.arizona.edu
The Paek Lab research focuses on understanding the heterogeneous response of cancer cells to chemotherapy treatment. |
Associate Professor, MCB
520-621-6097
ingmar@email.arizona.edu
Differentiation, Development, and Evolution, Origins of Life and Astrobiology, Science Education, Systems and Computational Biology
We are interested in understanding and engineering (bacterial) multi-cell systems and their behavior utilizing biophysics, synthetic & systems biology, and modeling. |
Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Professor, BIO5 Institute Professor, Cancer Biology - GIDP 520.626.1384
joyces@email.arizona.edu
Cell Signaling, Trafficking, and Polarity, Differentiation, Development, and Evolution, Mechanisms of Disease
My research interests are in the area of breast cancer progression and invasion. |
Assistant Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Assistant Professor, BIO5 Institute 520.621.4174
sutphin@email.arizona.edu
I am interested in understanding the molecular basis of aging. |
Associate Dean of Student Affairs, Diversity and Inclusion
Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology Distinguished Outreach Professor 520.626.1186
fetax@email.arizona.edu
I analyze the phenotypes of plants mutant for individual or multiple receptors and study signaling networks anchored by these receptors, with a specific focus on the transitions between different d |
Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Professor, Cancer Biology - GIDP Professor, Genetics - GIDP 520.621.8511
tweinert@email.arizona.edu
I study genome instability in yeast and getting at the mechanisms of genetic change. We have developed methods that allow us to identify chromosome changes and study how they were formed. |
Associate Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Associate Professor, Applied BioSciences - GIDP Associate Professor, Applied Mathematics - GIDP 520.621.7345
guangyao@email.arizona.edu
Aging, Cell Signaling, Trafficking, and Polarity, Mechanisms of Disease, Systems and Computational Biology
What do we do? We study gene networks that control life and death decisions of cancer cells, and how they differ from normal cells. |