Cellular & Molecular Biology
Cell biology is the study of cells, the basic structural unit of all living systems. Our researchers seek to understand how cells work as individual units with a focus on membrane and cytoskeleton organization, how they organize into complex groups, how they coordinate their activities in organismal systems and how they respond to extracellular signals and infectious agents. Dissecting how cells function at the molecular level is becoming increasingly important for understanding the cellular basis of human disease.
Tenured & Tenure Track Faculty
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Katrina Adams
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Sunny K. Boyd
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Patricia Champion
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Crislyn D'Souza-Schorey
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Giles E. Duffield
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Kasturi Haldar
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David R. Hyde
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Paul Kulesa
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Jianneng Li
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Xin Lu
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Mary Ann McDowell
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Joseph E. O’Tousa
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Christopher Patzke
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Felipe H. Santiago-Tirado
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Zachary Schafer
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Santiago Schnell
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Jeff Schorey
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Cody J. Smith
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Kevin T. Vaughan
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Rebecca A. Wingert
