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Stephen T. Abedon
Bacteriophage Ecology, History, and Behavior.
Brian M. Ahmer
Detection of other microbial species and the host environment by Salmonella.
Birgit Alber
Biochemistry of central carbon metabolism
Juan Alfonzo
Editing and Modification of tRNA: Roles in Mitochondrial Biogenesis and Disease.
Irina Artsimovitch
Molecular mechanisms of transcription elongation,elongation control of virulence genes in proteobacteria.
Charles J. Daniels
Molecular Biology of the archaea: archaeal SNO-RNAs.
Kurt Fredrick
Molecular mechanism of reading frame maintenance during translation
John Gunn

Salmonella/Francisella pathogenesis and host cell interactions

Tina M. Henkin
Transcription termination control in Gram-positive bacteria; RNA structure/function.
Michael Ibba (Lab)
Protein synthesis in bacteria and archaea. Antibiotic resistance.
Pravin T. Kaumaya
Peptide and Protein Design, Antigenic and Immunogenic Determinants, Peptide & Protein Folding.
Joseph A. Krzycki
Biochemistry and molecular biology of methanogenic Archaea
emphasizing methane formation and their genetic encoding of the novel
amino acid pyrrolysine.

Jesse Kwiek
Molecular biology in the service of public health.

Chad A. Rappleye

Molecular Mechanisms of virulence by Histoplasma capsulatum.

John N. Reeve (Lab)
Molecular biology of archaea \ molecular adaptations to extreme environments.
Abhay Satoskar
Immune mechanisms that determine outcome of "New world" cutaneous and visceral leishmaniasis.
Larry Schlesinger

Innate immunity in mycobacterial infections

Stéphanie Seveau

Molecular basis of host cell invasion by L.monocytogenes.

F. Robert Tabita (Lab)
Biochemistry, molecular biology, molecular ecology, archaea.
Olli H. Tuovinen (Lab)
Environmental and Industrial Microbiology.
Hua Wang

Biofilm formation involving food-borne pathogenic and health-promoting microorganisms.

Marshall V. Williams
Deoxyuridine metabolism in eukaryotic systems as it relates to gene expression, DNA replication and DNA repair.
Ahmed E. Yousef (Lab)
Microbial safety of food; foodborne pathogens; preservation technologies; mechanism of resistance.
 
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Department of Microbiology
The Ohio State University
376 Biological Sciences Building
484 West 12th Ave.
Columbus, Ohio USA 43210-1292
Phone: 614-292-2301
Fax: 614-292-8120

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