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FACULTY
Victoria Auerbuch Stone, Assistant Professor
The interaction between the gut pathogen Yersinia pseudotuberculosis and the mammalian immune system.
Office: 448 PSB, Office Hours: by appointment, Email, (831)459-3049, Auerbuch Stone Lab
Manel Camps, Assistant Professor
Molecular mechanisms of reactive DNA methylation toxicity.
Office: 434 PSB, Office Hours: by appointment, Email, 831-459-5396, Camps Lab
A.
Russell Flegal, Professor
Anthropogenic perturbations of biogeochemical cycles.
Office: 446 PSB, Office Hours: by appointment, Email,
(831) 459-2093, Flegal Lab
Karen M. Ottemann, Department Chair, Professor
How pathogenic bacteria such as Helicobacter pylori use environmental
cues to establish infection.
Office: 454 PSB, Office Hours: by appointment, Email,
(831) 459-3482, Ottemann Lab
Chad Saltikov, Associate Professor
Anaerobic microbiology and biotransformation of pollutants and toxic metals.
Office: 438 PSB, Office Hours: by appointment, Email, (831) 459-5520, Saltikov Lab
Donald R. Smith, Professor
Organismal responses and therapeutic treatment of toxins.
Office: 442 PSB, Office Hours: by
appointment, Email,
(831) 459-5041, Smith Lab
Fitnat Yildiz, Associate Professor
Microbiology, molecular genetics, genomics. The mechanism
of persistence and survival of Vibrio cholerae.
Office: 444 PSB, Office Hours: by appointment, Email, (831)
459-1588, Yildiz Lab
AFFILIATED FACULTY
Affiliated faculty who sponsor METX students:
Adina Paytan Associate Research Scientist, (Institute of Marine Science) Biogeochemistry, chemical oceanography, paleoceanography
Jonathan P. Zehr (Ocean Sciences), Aquatic microbial ecology, biological oceanography
Additional Affiliated Faculty:
ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY
Kenneth W. Bruland (Ocean Sciences) Biogeochemistry of trace metals
Don Croll (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology) Foraging ecology of marine sea birds and mammals, island conservation/ecology
Andrew Fisher (Earth Sciences) Hydrology, crustal studies, heat flow modeling
Raphael Kudela (Ocean Sciences) Ecological modeling and remote sensing, satellite oceanography, phytoplankton ecology and harmful algal blooms
Mark Mangel (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Mathematical modeling of biological phenomena, especially the evolutionary ecology of growth, aging, and longevity; quantitative issues in fishery management; mathematical and computational aspects of disease
Matthew McCarthy (Ocean Sciences)
Organic geochemistry, marine organic geochemistry, global biogeochemical cycles
Peter T. Raimondi (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Applied marine ecology
CELLULAR TOXICOLOGY
Lindsay Hinck (MCD Biology) Neurobiology, cell biology, development
Ted Holman (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Bioinorganics and biological chemistry
Pradip K. Mascharak (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Bioinorganic chemistry
Glenn Millhauser (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Peptide structure and dynamics, electron spin resonance spectroscopy, nuclear magnetic resonance, agouti proteins
Martha Zuniga (MCD Biology), Molecular, cellular, and developmental biology of the immune system
MICROBIOLOGY
Grant
Hartzog (MCD Biology) Biochemistry, genetics, chromatin
and transcriptional regulation
Douglas R. Kellogg (MCD Biology) Coordination of cell growth and cell division
Roger Linington (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Marine Natural Products, Drugs for Neglected Diseases, Chemical Biology, Chemical Probes
Todd Lowe (Biomolecular Engineering) Experimental and computation genomics, ncRNA gene finders, DNA microarrays to study the biology of Archaea
Nader Pourmand (Biomolecular Engineering) Development of new tools and technologies that integrate biology, electronics, and nanofabrication for the detection and study of genes and proteins
Joshua Stuart (Biomolecular Engineering) Computational genomics
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