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Division of Graduate Education

Molecular Biosciences Program

P.O. Box 172580
Bozeman, MT 59717-2580

(406) 994-6652 mbprogram@montana.edu

 

Molecular BIOSciences |> Cell, Developmental, & Molecular Biology
|> Faculty Participating in the MB Program
Michael Babcock, Ph. D
Professor
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Richard A Bessen, Ph. D
Associate Professor
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Roger Bradley, Ph. D
Assistant Professor
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Valerie Copie, Ph. D
Associate Professor
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Robert A Cramer Jr, Ph. D
Assistant Professor Fungal Pathogensis
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Mensur Dlakic, Ph. D
Assistant Professor
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Trevor Douglas, Ph. D
Associate Professor
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Edward A. Dratz, Ph. D
Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry
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William E Dyer, Ph. D
Professor
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Andreas M Fischer, Ph. D
Assistant Professor
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Tomas Gedeon, Ph. D
Prof.
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Thomas E Hughes, Ph. D
Associate Professor & Department Head
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Martin Lawrence, Ph. D
Associate Professor
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Frances Lefcort, Ph. D
Professor
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Christa Merzdorf, Ph. D
Assistant Professor
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Heini M Miettinen, Ph. D
Associate Research Professor
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Mark T. Quinn, Ph. D
Professor and Department Head
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Edward E Schmidt, Ph. D
Associate Professor
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Robert A Sharrock, Ph. D
Professor
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Kevin W Wanner, Ph. D
Assistant Professor
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Mark Young, Ph. D
Professor
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Cell, Developmental, & Molecular Biology

Collaborations among the cell biology laboratories and with other scientists at MSU help create a fertile environment for pursuing answers to questions of cellular structure, function and development. They employ a wide variety of approaches, instruments and techniques that characterize modern biology: cell culture, chemistry, genetics and molecular biology.

The interdisciplinary faculty in Cell, Developmental, & Molecular Biology educates students who can apply the techniques of modern molecular biology, genetics, cell biology, and immunology, in conjunction with the methods of classical experimental embryology, to solving the questions of how embryonic development are achieved.


 



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