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Biochemistry


	Dean Appling Associate Dean, Professor Regulation And Organization Of Metabolic Pathways 512-471-4796Email »Full Profile »
	Jeffrey E Barrick Assistant Professor Microbial experimental evolution and synthetic biology 512-471-3247Email »Full Profile »
	Karen S Browning Professor Mechanism And Regulation Of Eukaryotic Protein Synthesis. My research focuses on the initiation of protein synthesis in higher plants. 512-471-4562Email »Full Profile »
	Andrew Ellington Professor 512-232-3424Email »Full Profile »
	Ilya J Finkelstein Assistant Professor Biophysical Studies Of Genome Maintenance 512-471-1394Email »Full Profile »
	Marvin L Hackert Associate Dean, Professor Structural Molecular Biology, Protein Crystallography, And Biochemistry 512-232-3604Email »Full Profile »
	David L Herrin Professor 512-471-3843Email »Full Profile »
	David W Hoffman Associate Professor, Extension Instructor - BCH 369 Protein And Nucleic Acid Structure; NMR Spectroscopy 512-471-7859Email »Full Profile »
	Jon M Huibregtse Director, Professor 512-232-7700Email »Full Profile »
	Adrian T Keatinge-Clay Associate Professor Natural Product Biochemistry 512-471-2977Email »Full Profile »
	Daniel J Leahy Department Chair, Professor 512-471-2575Email »Full Profile »
	Paul M Macdonald Professor How mRNAs become localized within cells, and how their translation is regulated 512-232-6292Email »Full Profile »
	Edward M Marcotte Professor 512-471-5435Email »Full Profile »
	Andreas T Matouschek Professor Mechanisms of protein machines, protein folding, unfolding, and degradation. 512-232-4045Email »Full Profile »
	Ian J Molineux Professor Mechanisms of phage infection and genome ejection in vivo; phage evolutionary genetics and applications of phage 512-471-3143Email »Full Profile »
	Tanya T Paull Professor Regulation of DNA double-strand break repair and oxidative stress signaling 512-232-7802Email »Full Profile »
	Shelley M Payne Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs, Professor Microbiology, Infectious diseases 512-471-9258Email »Full Profile »
	Hong Qiao Assistant Professor Email »Full Profile »
	Jon D Robertus Professor Emeritus Biochemistry: Structural Biology, Protein Engineering, And Drug Design 512-471-3175Email »Full Profile »
	Rick Russell Professor RNA Folding And Chaperone Proteins 512-471-1514Email »Full Profile »
	Gwendolyn M Stovall Clinical Assistant Professor Gwen Stovall supervises the FRI Aptamer Stream, where students use biochemistry and molecular biology to develop tools made of RNA and DNA. 512-232-8348Email »Full Profile »
	David W Taylor Jr Assistant Professor Directly visualizing molecular machines 512-471-9156Email »Full Profile »
	Blerta Xhemalce Assistant Professor Email »Full Profile »
	Yan Zhang Associate Professor Structural And Biophysical Studies Of Enzymes in Neuron Differentiation, Structure-Based Drug Design. 512-471-8645Email »Full Profile »

Biophysics


	Ilya J Finkelstein Assistant Professor Biophysical Studies Of Genome Maintenance 512-471-1394Email »Full Profile »
	Daniel J Leahy Department Chair, Professor 512-471-2575Email »Full Profile »
	Andreas T Matouschek Professor Mechanisms of protein machines, protein folding, unfolding, and degradation. 512-232-4045Email »Full Profile »
	Ian J Molineux Professor Mechanisms of phage infection and genome ejection in vivo; phage evolutionary genetics and applications of phage 512-471-3143Email »Full Profile »
	Rick Russell Professor RNA Folding And Chaperone Proteins 512-471-1514Email »Full Profile »
	David W Taylor Jr Assistant Professor Directly visualizing molecular machines 512-471-9156Email »Full Profile »
	Yan Zhang Associate Professor Structural And Biophysical Studies Of Enzymes in Neuron Differentiation, Structure-Based Drug Design. 512-471-8645Email »Full Profile »

Birth Defects

	Seema Agarwala Associate Professor Cellular and molecular bases of Neural Tube Closure and birth defects 512-232-4797Email »Full Profile »
	Dean Appling Associate Dean, Professor Regulation And Organization Of Metabolic Pathways 512-471-4796Email »Full Profile »
	Johann K Eberhart Associate Professor 512-232-8340Email »Full Profile »
	Jonghwan Kim Associate Professor Transcriptional and epigenetic regulations in Pluripotent stem cells and trophoblast lineage development 512-232-8046Email »Full Profile »
	David S Stein Professor Signal Transduction Pathways controlling Embryo Development 512-232-3378Email »Full Profile »
	Steven A Vokes Associate Professor Transcriptional and cis-regulatory mechanisms underlying Hedgehog signaling during embryonic development and cancer 512-232-8359Email »Full Profile »
	John B Wallingford Professor We combine in vivo imaging with systems biology to explore the cell biological basis of embryonic development 512-232-2784Email »Full Profile »

	Seema Agarwala Associate Professor Cellular and molecular bases of Neural Tube Closure and birth defects 512-232-4797Email »Full Profile »
	Clarence S Chan Associate Professor 512-471-6860Email »Full Profile »
	Arturo De Lozanne Associate Professor 512-232-6100Email »Full Profile »
	Jaquelin P Dudley Professor Molecular biology and pathogenesis of retroviruses 512-471-8415Email »Full Profile »
	Lauren I Ehrlich Associate Professor Thymocyte: stromal cell interactions in T cell development and T-ALL 512-475-7125Email »Full Profile »
	Janice A Fischer Professor, Academic Program Director, Extension Instructor Genetics of the ubiquitin pathway in Drosophila 512-232-3690Email »Full Profile »
	Antonio Gonzalez Clinical Associate Professor 512-471-3553Email »Full Profile »
	Arlen W Johnson Professor 512-475-6350Email »Full Profile »
	Jonghwan Kim Associate Professor Transcriptional and epigenetic regulations in Pluripotent stem cells and trophoblast lineage development 512-232-8046Email »Full Profile »
	Paul M Macdonald Professor How mRNAs become localized within cells, and how their translation is regulated 512-232-6292Email »Full Profile »
	Andreas T Matouschek Professor Mechanisms of protein machines, protein folding, unfolding, and degradation. 512-232-4045Email »Full Profile »
	Kyle M Miller Associate Professor Molecular mechanisms of DNA damage responses and chromatin involved in cancer and its treatments Email »Full Profile »
	Hong Qiao Assistant Professor Email »Full Profile »
	David S Stein Professor Signal Transduction Pathways controlling Embryo Development 512-232-3378Email »Full Profile »
	Jason Upton Assistant Professor Programmed cell death in viral pathogenesis and disease 512-475-6864Email »Full Profile »
	John B Wallingford Professor We combine in vivo imaging with systems biology to explore the cell biological basis of embryonic development 512-232-2784Email »Full Profile »
	Marvin Whiteley Email »Full Profile »
	Blerta Xhemalce Assistant Professor Email »Full Profile »

	Clarence S Chan Associate Professor 512-471-6860Email »Full Profile »
	Jaquelin P Dudley Professor Molecular biology and pathogenesis of retroviruses 512-471-8415Email »Full Profile »
	Lauren I Ehrlich Associate Professor Thymocyte: stromal cell interactions in T cell development and T-ALL 512-475-7125Email »Full Profile »
	Ilya J Finkelstein Assistant Professor Biophysical Studies Of Genome Maintenance 512-471-1394Email »Full Profile »
	George Georgiou Professor 512-471-6975Email »Full Profile »
	Jon M Huibregtse Director, Professor 512-232-7700Email »Full Profile »
	Gregory C Ippolito Research Assistant Professor (Affiliated), Research Assistant Professor Normal and malignant B-cell immunology. Antibody repertoires. 512-232-4103Email »Full Profile »
	Vishy Iyer Professor 512-232-7833Email »Full Profile »
	Jonghwan Kim Associate Professor Transcriptional and epigenetic regulations in Pluripotent stem cells and trophoblast lineage development 512-232-8046Email »Full Profile »
	Edward M Marcotte Professor 512-471-5435Email »Full Profile »
	Kyle M Miller Associate Professor Molecular mechanisms of DNA damage responses and chromatin involved in cancer and its treatments Email »Full Profile »
	Tanya T Paull Professor Regulation of DNA double-strand break repair and oxidative stress signaling 512-232-7802Email »Full Profile »
	Bob G Sanders Professor Emeritus 512-471-7441Email »Full Profile »
	Christopher S Sullivan Associate Professor Our lab aims to understand how DNA tumor viruses interact with host RNAi machineries to replicate, induce tumors, and cause pathogenesis. 512-471-5391Email »Full Profile »
	David W Taylor Jr Assistant Professor Directly visualizing molecular machines 512-471-9156Email »Full Profile »
	Haley Tucker Professor 512-475-7705Email »Full Profile »
	Jason Upton Assistant Professor Programmed cell death in viral pathogenesis and disease 512-475-6864Email »Full Profile »
	Steven A Vokes Associate Professor Transcriptional and cis-regulatory mechanisms underlying Hedgehog signaling during embryonic development and cancer 512-232-8359Email »Full Profile »
	Blerta Xhemalce Assistant Professor Email »Full Profile »

	Seema Agarwala Associate Professor Cellular and molecular bases of Neural Tube Closure and birth defects 512-232-4797Email »Full Profile »
	Z. Jeffrey Chen Professor Genomic and Epigenetic Bases of Polyploidy and Hybrid Vigor 512-475-9327Email »Full Profile »
	Johann K Eberhart Associate Professor 512-232-8340Email »Full Profile »
	Janice A Fischer Professor, Academic Program Director, Extension Instructor Genetics of the ubiquitin pathway in Drosophila 512-232-3690Email »Full Profile »
	Antonio Gonzalez Clinical Associate Professor 512-471-3553Email »Full Profile »
	Enamul Huq Professor 512-471-9848Email »Full Profile »
	Jonghwan Kim Associate Professor Transcriptional and epigenetic regulations in Pluripotent stem cells and trophoblast lineage development 512-232-8046Email »Full Profile »
	Alan M Lloyd Professor, Associate Director 512-471-3530Email »Full Profile »
	Paul M Macdonald Professor How mRNAs become localized within cells, and how their translation is regulated 512-232-6292Email »Full Profile »
	David S Stein Professor Signal Transduction Pathways controlling Embryo Development 512-232-3378Email »Full Profile »
	Haley Tucker Professor 512-475-7705Email »Full Profile »
	Steven A Vokes Associate Professor Transcriptional and cis-regulatory mechanisms underlying Hedgehog signaling during embryonic development and cancer 512-232-8359Email »Full Profile »
	John B Wallingford Professor We combine in vivo imaging with systems biology to explore the cell biological basis of embryonic development 512-232-2784Email »Full Profile »

	Jeffrey E Barrick Assistant Professor Microbial experimental evolution and synthetic biology 512-471-3247Email »Full Profile »
	Z. Jeffrey Chen Professor Genomic and Epigenetic Bases of Polyploidy and Hybrid Vigor 512-475-9327Email »Full Profile »
	Johann K Eberhart Associate Professor 512-232-8340Email »Full Profile »
	Andrew Ellington Professor 512-232-3424Email »Full Profile »
	Janice A Fischer Professor, Academic Program Director, Extension Instructor Genetics of the ubiquitin pathway in Drosophila 512-232-3690Email »Full Profile »
	Antonio Gonzalez Clinical Associate Professor 512-471-3553Email »Full Profile »
	David L Herrin Professor 512-471-3843Email »Full Profile »
	Vishy Iyer Professor 512-232-7833Email »Full Profile »
	Arlen W Johnson Professor 512-475-6350Email »Full Profile »
	Jonghwan Kim Associate Professor Transcriptional and epigenetic regulations in Pluripotent stem cells and trophoblast lineage development 512-232-8046Email »Full Profile »
	Alan M Lloyd Professor, Associate Director 512-471-3530Email »Full Profile »
	Kyle M Miller Associate Professor Molecular mechanisms of DNA damage responses and chromatin involved in cancer and its treatments Email »Full Profile »
	Ian J Molineux Professor Mechanisms of phage infection and genome ejection in vivo; phage evolutionary genetics and applications of phage 512-471-3143Email »Full Profile »
	Shelley M Payne Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs, Professor Microbiology, Infectious diseases 512-471-9258Email »Full Profile »
	Vinh N Pham graduate research assistant Email »Full Profile »
	Hong Qiao Assistant Professor Email »Full Profile »
	David S Stein Professor Signal Transduction Pathways controlling Embryo Development 512-232-3378Email »Full Profile »
	Haley Tucker Professor 512-475-7705Email »Full Profile »
	Steven A Vokes Associate Professor Transcriptional and cis-regulatory mechanisms underlying Hedgehog signaling during embryonic development and cancer 512-232-8359Email »Full Profile »
	John B Wallingford Professor We combine in vivo imaging with systems biology to explore the cell biological basis of embryonic development 512-232-2784Email »Full Profile »
	Marvin Whiteley Email »Full Profile »
	Blerta Xhemalce Assistant Professor Email »Full Profile »

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Research Areas

Biochemistry

Biophysics

Birth Defects

Cell Biology

Cancer

Developmental Biology

Genes, Genetics & Genomics

Immunology

Infectious Disease

Microbiology

Molecular Biology

Plant Biology

Stem Cells & Regenerative Biology

Systems & Synthetic Biology

	Bryan W Davies Assistant Professor 512-471-5535Email »Full Profile »
	Jaquelin P Dudley Professor Molecular biology and pathogenesis of retroviruses 512-471-8415Email »Full Profile »
	Andrew Ellington Professor 512-232-3424Email »Full Profile »
	George Georgiou Professor 512-471-6975Email »Full Profile »
	Rasika M Harshey Professor DNA transposition, Replicative repair, flagella motility and signaling, bacterial surface colonization 512-471-6881Email »Full Profile »
	David L Herrin Professor 512-471-3843Email »Full Profile »
	Gregory C Ippolito Research Assistant Professor (Affiliated), Research Assistant Professor Normal and malignant B-cell immunology. Antibody repertoires. 512-232-4103Email »Full Profile »
	Robert M Krug Professor Emeritus 512-232-5563Email »Full Profile »
	Shelley M Payne Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs, Professor Microbiology, Infectious diseases 512-471-9258Email »Full Profile »
	Christopher S Sullivan Associate Professor Our lab aims to understand how DNA tumor viruses interact with host RNAi machineries to replicate, induce tumors, and cause pathogenesis. 512-471-5391Email »Full Profile »
	M. Stephen Trent Adjunct Professor 512-232-8371Email »Full Profile »
	Jason Upton Assistant Professor Programmed cell death in viral pathogenesis and disease 512-475-6864Email »Full Profile »
	Marvin Whiteley Email »Full Profile »

	Jerry J Brand Professor Emeritus 512-471-1589Email »Full Profile »
	R. Malcolm Brown Jr. Professor Emeritus 512-471-3364Email »Full Profile »
	Karen S Browning Professor Mechanism And Regulation Of Eukaryotic Protein Synthesis. My research focuses on the initiation of protein synthesis in higher plants. 512-471-4562Email »Full Profile »
	Z. Jeffrey Chen Professor Genomic and Epigenetic Bases of Polyploidy and Hybrid Vigor 512-475-9327Email »Full Profile »
	Antonio Gonzalez Clinical Associate Professor 512-471-3553Email »Full Profile »
	David L Herrin Professor 512-471-3843Email »Full Profile »
	Enamul Huq Professor 512-471-9848Email »Full Profile »
	John W La Claire Professor Emeritus 512-471-3577Email »Full Profile »
	Alan M Lloyd Professor, Associate Director 512-471-3530Email »Full Profile »
	Mona Mehdy Associate Professor 512-471-5806Email »Full Profile »
	Vinh N Pham graduate research assistant Email »Full Profile »
	Hong Qiao Assistant Professor Email »Full Profile »
	Stanley J Roux Professor 512-471-4238Email »Full Profile »
	Sibum Sung Associate Professor 512-232-0867Email »Full Profile »