81. Welcome To The CMB Graduate Program! The cellular and Molecular biology Program of of four basic science disciplines Biochemistryand Molecular Genetics, cell biology, Microbiology, and http://www.cmb.uab.edu/

The CMB Graduate Program Welcomes You The Cellular and Molecular Biology Program of the University of Alabama at Birmingham offers the Ph.D. degree in each of four basic science disciplines: Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics Cell Biology Microbiology , and Neurobiology This page must be viewed using Explorer version 5.0 Navigator version 5.0 or later for either Windows or MAC.

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Menu Main Page Graduate Program Admissions ... Students Upcoming Seminars View full Seminar Schedule Research Highlights View all Research Highlights The Cell and Molecular Biology (CMB) program at Michigan State University is an interdepartmental Ph.D. program with participating faculty from many different departments and administrative units. The research programs address a wide variety of biological questions with an equally diverse array of organisms. However, they are all related in that they depend upon the ideas and approaches common to cell biology and/or molecular biology. These common approaches unite the research programs of the participating faculty whether they are interested in herbicide resistance in crop plants, DNA replication in bacteria, or tumor development in humans. © 2003 College of Natural Science Cell and Molecular Biology Michigan State University

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Degrees in cell biology carry less clout than they used to with academic departments and funding agencies. But add special training to a cellular biology qualification, and the sky's your limit. In a survey last year, members of the American Society for Cell Biology painted a grim picture of their chosen profession. The average time to complete a Ph.D. had risen to 5.6 years, from 4.4 years in the 1970s. Once having acquired the doctorate, cell biologists discovered that finding a desirable full-time post was increasingly difficult. Almost one in three cell biologists who received their Ph.D's in the 1990s felt that they would probably not do it again were time wound back. But the gloom extends only so far. Several career opportunities await cell biologists who obtain special training in such areas as proteomics and bioinformatics. Here, we discuss a program designed to give cell biologists a specific type of new skill. by Peter Gwynne MEMPHIS, Tennessee: "We're seeing a dramatic increase in the application of cell biology to infectious diseases," says Elaine Tuomanen, chair of infectious diseases at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. "In the past five years, we have recognized that we can use bacteria to explore human cells. To understand microbial pathogenesis, you need a cell biology background. For Ph.D's, there's an enormous opportunity here. M.D's in the field also need an understanding of cell biology." The subject of the excitement has already emerged as a new discipline - microcellular biology - that represents a fusion of medical and cellular biology. "It's such a fruitful area for medicine," says Tuomanen. "You need a place where these people can mix and match with each other, and come up with findings that will dramatically impact children. We want diversity. The key is to bring in the tremendous innovative flavor of this field."

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88. Faculty Currently Researching Cellular Biology In The MOCB Program Wenxia Song cellular and Molecular Immunology. Stephen M. Wolniak - Biologyof cell motility, mitotic mechanisms, and signal transduction. http://www.life.umd.edu/grad/mocb/cellbioanddevbio.html

MOCB Program: Research in Cell Biology and Developmental Biology Ibrahim Z. Ades - Second messengers and signal transduction pathways. Eric Baehrecke - Steroid regulation of development in Drosophila. Catherine Carr - Processing of temporally ordered information in the CNS. Caren Chang - Molecular mechanisms of ethylene signal transduction in plants. Marco Colombini - Molecular mechanism underlying the voltage control of membrane channels. Shyam K. Dube - Gene regulatory mechanisms. Elisabeth Gantt - Assembly and functional development of photosynthetic membranes. Eric S. Haag - Molecular and functional evolution of developmental genes. Iqbal Hamza - Cell Biology and Genetics of Micronutrient Metabolism. Bruce Howard - Regulation of cell growth with an emphasis on the roles of anti-oncogenes. Zhongchi Liu - Molecular genetics of flower development in Arabidopsis. Michael C. Ma - Insect reproductive physiology and neuroendocrinolgy. Ian H. Mather - Expression and function of mammary glycoproteins. David O'Brochta - Biological consequences and molecular genetics of transposable elements in insects.

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90. Cell Biology Track cell biology Graduate Training Program. The cell biology track encompassesbroad areas of Molecular and cellular biology. Faculty http://www.bio.uci.edu/academic/grad/mbgb_cel.html

Cell Biology Graduate Training Program The Cell Biology track encompasses broad areas of Molecular and Cellular Biology. Faculty research interests include: the extracellular matrix; protein processing and turnover; mechanisms of signal transduction; cell manipulation and regeneration; cell specific gene expression; organelle biogenesis and gene expression; chromosome dynamics and structure; and cell outgrowth and migration. Courses Offered: Required core course: Cell Biology 231B, which is a broadly based course including topics in protein targeting, organelle biogenesis, receptor-mediated endocytosis, signal transduction and the cell cycle. Recommended elective courses include: Chromosome Dynamics (Mol Bio 212) Membrane and Protein Structure (Physio 261) Synaptic, Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology (Anatomy 223) Plant Cell Biology (Dev Bio 231E) Physiology of Ion Channels (Physio 232) In addition to the formal courses, there are several journal clubs and seminar series on campus, and these focus on current issues in cell biology. The Journal Clubs include the Molecular and Cellular Biology Journal Club (Dev Bio 206/ Mol Bio 220) and the Yeast Research Colloquium (monthly research talks by investigators in yeast cell and molecular biology). Seminars are sponsored on a weekly basis by the departmental seminar series from at least six academic departments. Cell Biology Faculty Dana W. Aswad

91. ENS Lyon - Molecular And Cellular Biology The second year corresponds to a maîtrise in cell biology and physiology specialisation in molecular and cellular genetics with in-depth courses in http://www.ens-lyon.fr/ENS/fr/international/MolecularCellBiology.php

L'École Enseignement Recherche Actualités ... Partir à l'étranger Molecular and Cellular Biology Admission Academic Calendar Language Courses Coordinators ... Earth Sciences When entering the Ecole, students choose their discipline: Life Sciences or Earth Sciences. These two disciplines provide research-based training in close collaboration with the laboratories of the Ecole and of regional universities. For these courses ENS Lyon is bound by specific agreements with the Claude Bernard Joseph Fourier (Grenoble) and Blaise-Pascal (Clermont-Ferrand) universities. DSVT The first year corresponds to a licence in biology - specialisation in cell biology and physiology (molecular and cell biology option). This 1st year provides a strong background in molecular biology, in addition to courses in biocomputing and statistics, in English, and optional introductory courses. The second year corresponds to a "maîtrise" in cell biology and physiology - specialisation in molecular and cellular genetics with in-depth courses in various disciplines such as developmental biology, molecular immunology, neurosciences, virology, evolutional biology... while emphasising the "research" approach. A large part of the year is devoted to training periods in the field and practical work. These activities are backed up by courses, tutorials and lectures given by guest speakers. The training is focused on options in geology, animal and plant biology, and biochemistry.

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OSU News Research Archive Search an archive of past research stories. Coverage of OSU Research Reports on national news coverage of university research. Reporting on Cancer A reporter's guide to the disease. Science Communications Staff Who we are and what we do. (Last updated 1/15/03) Previous stories pertaining to Professor Sen's research: "Grape Seed Extract Helps Speed Up Wound Recovery, Study Suggests," An image which illustrates this research story is available here [Embargoed for January 16, 2003, to coincide with the online release of the journal Circulation Research TOO MUCH OXYGEN ON THE CELL BIOLOGY BENCH? NEW STUDY SUGGESTS SO COLUMBUS, Ohio Research conducted at Ohio State University suggests that cell biologists may be exposing the cell cultures they study to too much oxygen. This finding could have broad implications for cellular biology research, which receives billions of dollars of funding nationally, said Ohio State scientist Chandan Sen . He is the lead author of a study which suggests that cells act differently depending on how much oxygen they are exposed to, especially when it is too much.

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95. Cell And Molecular Biology Online cell and Molecular biology Online, an informational resource for cell and molecular biologists. Features resources for biology research and education, including protocols, lab home pages, journals http://www.cellbio.com/

An Informational Resource for Cell and Molecular Biologists Research We Recommend... Online Publications Protocols and Methods Current Research Education General Resources Courses and Texts Images and Videos Cool Bio Stuff Communication Career Resources Professional Societies Conferences Grant Information Random New Content FAQ About CMBO Awards Perspective Biomaterials - The Technology of the Future Online Career Resources for Bioscientists Genes on the Web Welcome to the CMBO site! I am planning major revisions this fall and winter I apologize that this has taken so long! If you have any link recommendations, please let me know. Thanks! Please sign the Guest Book CMBO Site Map This web site is maintained by Pamela Gannon

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Receive this page by e-mail each issue: [Sign up for eTOCs] [Cover Caption] Other Issues: June 2004, Volume 24, Issue 12 [Index by Author] Minireviews Gene Expression Transcriptional Regulation ... Cell Growth and Development Nucleocytoplasmic Communication (none in this issue) Cell and Organelle Structure and Assembly (none in this issue) DNA Dynamics and Chromosome Structure Mammalian Genetic Models with Minimal or Complex Phenotypes Errata Find articles in this issue containing these words: [Search ALL Issues] To see an article , click its [HTML] or [PDF] link. To review many abstracts , check the boxes to the left of the titles you want, and click the 'Get All Checked Abstract(s)' button. To see one abstract at a time , click its [Abstract] link. Minireviews: Tumor Viruses and Cell Signaling Pathways: Deubiquitination versus Ubiquitination Julia Shackelford and Joseph S. Pagano Mol. Cell. Biol. 2004. [HTML] [PDF] Gene Expression: Glucose and Nitrogen Regulate the Switch from Histone Deacetylation to Acetylation for Expression of Early Meiosis-Specific Genes in Budding Yeast Lilach Pnueli, Iris Edry, Miriam Cohen, and Yona Kassir

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