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Position and Research Area |
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Michael C. Hudson
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Professor Ph.D., University of Kansas. Molecular
microbiology, regulation of gene expression.
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Mark Clemens |
Professor and Vice
Chair. Ph.D., St. Louis
University. Vascular and metabolic physiology.
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Lawrence S. Barden
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General Advisor/Professor. Ph.D., University of Tennessee. Conservation
biology, plant ecology, population ecology.
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Richard O. Bierregaard |
Adjunct Assistant Professor. PhD., University
of Pennsylvania. Ecology, Conservation Biology,
and Ornithology.
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Kenneth Bost |
Belk Distinguished Professor. Ph.D., University
of Mississippi Medical Center. Molecular and cellular
understanding of the immune response, the interactions
between the nervous and immune systems, and the
mechanisms involved in initiation of mucosal immunity.
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Nishi Bryska |
General Advisor/Human Anatomy & Physiology
Lecturer |
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Lauri Byerley |
Research Associate
Professor, University of California, Los Angeles.
Metabolism, nutrition, and cancer. |
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Didier Dreau |
Assistant Professor.
Ph.D., College of Agriculture of Rennes (France).
Mechanisms of Cancer Metastasis, Vascular and Immune
Interactions During Cancer Growth
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Paula Gross |
Assistant Director UNC Charlotte Botanical Gardens |
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Ashley Hagler |
General Advisor/Genetics Lecturer & Lab Coordinator |
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Joe Harsh |
General Biology
Lecturer |
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Yvette Huet-Hudson
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Associate professor. Ph.D., University of Kansas
Medical School. Reproductive and developmental biology.
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Monty Hughes |
Associate Professor. Ph.D., Medical University
of South Carolina. Biochemical and molecular mechanisms
of apoptosis, also known as programmed cell death
or cell suicide.
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Larry Leamy |
Professor. Ph.D., University of Illinois. Quantitative
genetics.
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Melanie Lowder |
General Advisor/Lecturer, MS., UNC Charlotte. Microbiology Lecturer/Lab
Coordinator
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Ian Marriott |
Associate Professor, Ph.D., Tulane University.
The initiation of immune responses.
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Iain McKillop |
Associate Professor, Ph.D., University of Sheffield,
Sheffield, UK (1994). Regulation of Benign and Malignant
Hepatocyte Growth.
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T. Lawrence Mellichamp
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Professor. Ph.D., University of Michigan. Biology
of Sarracenia pitcher plants.
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Edward Menhinick
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General Advisor/Professor. Ph.D., University of Georgia. Aquatic
ecology and taxonomy.
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Dan Nelson |
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James D. Oliver
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Professor. Ph.D., Georgetown University. Ecology,
physiology, and metabolism of aquatic bacteria;
biology of the human pathogen, Vibrio vulnificus.
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Ronald S.
Ostrowski
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Retired Professor. Ph.D., University of Notre
Dame. Chromosomal and molecular causes of human
abnormalities.
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Susan E. Peters
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Associate professor. Ph.D., University of California,
Davis. Comparative vertebrate anatomy, behavioral
and anatomic aspects of locomotion.
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Kenneth J. Piller |
Research
Associate Professor. Ph.D., University of Illinois
at Chicago. Plant biotechnology and edible
vaccine development.
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Christine
Richardson |
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Amy H. Ringwood |
Assistant Professor. Ph.D., University of Hawaii.
Environmental toxicology; biology and ecology of
aquatic invertebrates.
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Stanley S. Schneider |
Professor. Ph.D., University of California, Davis.
Animal behavior, communication and foraging in the
honeybee.
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Laura W. Schrum |
Assistant Professor. Ph.D. North Carolina State
University. Molecular mechanisms of liver fibrosis.
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Inna Sokolova |
Assistant Professor. Ph.D. Zoological Institute
of Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg,
Russia. Physiological mechanisms of environmental
adaptation and stress tolerance in marine invertebrates.
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Meredith Somerville |
General Advisor/Principles of Biology Lecturer |
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Todd R. Steck |
Associate Professor. Ph.D., University of Rochester.
Molecular
microbiology; bacterial source tracking methodology,
and role of dormant-like bacteria in disease.
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Alexey Sukhotin |
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Jennifer Warner
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General Advisor/Principles of Biology Lecturer
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C.B. Wolfe |
Undergraduate Coordinator. General
Advisor/ General Biology Lecturer & Coordinator. Ph.D., University of Tennessee. Systematics and evolution of ectomycorrihizal
fungi.
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Christopher Yengo |
Assistant Professor. Ph.D. University of Vermont,
Biophysics of contractile proteins.
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Jian Zhang
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Associate Professor. Ph.D., University of South
Carolina Columbia. Vascular and molecular physiology.
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Position and Research Area |
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Nancy Edwards |
Retired Professor
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Herbert Hechenbleikner |
Retired Professor
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Philip Hildreth |
Retired Professor
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Deborah Langsam |
Retired Professor
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James Matthews
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Professor (BA-Atlantic Christian
(Barton) College-1957, MS -Cornell University- 1959,
PhD -Emory University-1962) President of Habitat
Assessment and Restoration Program, Inc |
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Linda Simpson
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Professor (BS Biology, UNC
Charlotte-1980, MS Biology, UNC Charlotte-1982) Ms.
Simpson's research focuses on virulence factors of
the estuarine pathogen Vibrio vulnificus.
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Mary Beth
Thomas
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Professor (B.A., Agnes Scott College; M.A., Ph.D., University
of North Carolina). Dr. Thomas’s research includes
examination of signaling systems involved in the
control of metamorphosis in cnidarians. Methods of study include pharmacological
testing, immunocytochemistry (with light and electron microscopy) ,
and the use of molecular probes.
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James C. Travis |
Retired Professor
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Position and Research Area |
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Micheal Bauer |
University of Hu Saraland.
Homburg, Germany
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Lee Lewis |
Research Assistant UNC Charlotte
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Mary Ruwart |
Sci-com, Burnet, Texas
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Nury Steuerwald |
Reproductive Technologies Institute
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