Graduate Research
Cell and Molecular Biology
Arambarri, Lorea
Email: larambarri@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Dennis
Bartlett, Daniel
Email: dbartlett@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Gilbert
Brar, Amanpreet Kaur
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Email: abrar@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Jones
Bui, Nina
My research investigates the molecular mechanisms of Zika virus pathogenesis in human neural progenitor stem cells. I am interested in Zika virus infection in regards to its high association with congenital birth defects such as infantile Microcephaly.
Email: nbui@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Tang
Datta, Ishwaree
Email: ishwareedatta94@gmail.com
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Bangi
No grad students
Faircloth, Elizabeth
Email: elizabethkayefaircloth@gmail.com
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Underwood
Fisher, Gabrielle
Email: gtf17@my.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Jones
No grad students
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Loeven, Ashley
My research interests lie in understanding intracellular signaling that mediates dietary fat-induced inflammation and irreversible loss of olfactory sensory neurons in mouse models.
Email: aloeven@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Debi Fadool
Mackey, Calvin
Email: cmackey@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Jones
Medina, Angelica
Email: mmedina@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Tang
Murray, Daniel
My research focus as a member of Stroupe Lab is on microbial enzymes involved in sulfur metabolism, particularly those responsible for sulfur reduction and the biogenesis of associated cofactors. We use a blend of biochemical and structural techniques to answer structure-function mysteries regarding these enzymes.
Email: dmurray@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Stroupe
No grad students
Owens, Cameron
Email: owns2342@hotmail.com
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Lyons
Qi, Meizhu
Email: mqi@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Debra Fadool
Quintero Rodriquez, Maria
Email: mquintero@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor:
Rastegarpouyani, Hosna
Email: hr18d@my.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: FYAC
Reza, Juan
Until recently, all our understanding of replication, development, cell signaling, and pathology has been performed in Earth-normal gravity and atmospheres. The premise of my research is that we can learn more about those molecular-level systems when the model organism is exposed to the exotic pressures.
We have explored technical problems of investigating Systemic Adaptive Resistance in maize that has involved the development of procedures and tools.
Email: jreza@fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Bass
Roy, Sayantan
Email: sayantanroybcm@yahoo.com
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Yin
Sayed, Sadia
Email: ssayed@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Chadwick
Schulte, Lauren
Email: lschulte@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. McGinnis
Seberg, Andrew
Email: aps11b@my.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Chadwick
Seibert, Charlie
Email: cseibert@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Fraser
Shi, Yun
My research interest focuses on understanding how chromosome segregation is regulated during meiosis.
Email: yshi@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Yu
Srinivasan, Divyaa
Email: dsrinivasan@bio.fsu.edu
Homepage: https://www.bio.fsu.edu/~fraserlab/
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Fraser
Sussman, Michael
Email: sussmmic@gmail.com
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Dennis
Second Major Professor: Dr. Lyons
Turner, Jesse
I am interested in the 3D organization of chromatin within the nucleus and how that relates to other nuclear functions, such as transcription and DNA replication. My current project in the lab is investigating early replication control elements (ERCEs), a discrete class of cis-regulatory elements that act as "enhancers of early replication," but also have roles in maintaining sub-nuclear compartmentalization, transcription, and TAD structure.
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Email: jturner@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Gilbert
Turpin, Zachary
Email: zturpin@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Bass
Vendramin Alegre, Stefania
Email: svendramin@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. McGinnis
Vouzas, Athanasios
Email: avouzas@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Gilbert
Waddell, Nick
Email: nwaddell@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Feng
Ward, Micaiah
I am using experimental evolution to understand and identify the mechanisms and targets associated with venom resistance, which has required micro-injecting tens of thousands of fruit flies with dilute doses of centipede venom. My work aims to address questions in both evolutionary and molecular biology in terms of better understanding the coevolutionary arms race between predator and prey, as well as identifying medically significant toxins and their targets for use in therapeutic development.
Email: mward@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Rokyta
Westervelt, Natalia
Research focus is the role of long tandem repeats on the X chromosome and their involvement in X inactivation and other pathways.
Email: nwestervelt@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Chadwick
No grad students
Yoest, Andrea
My research interests involve X chromosome inactivation and genes expressed exclusively in the X inactivation center (XIC), mainly the X-inactive specific transcript (XIST). I also study posttranslational modifications of the X chromosome and how they are involved in X inactivation and gene expression.
Email: ayoest@bio.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Chadwick
Zhao, Yijing
I am interested in studying the impact of Zika virus on cell cycle progression.
Email: yz18@my.fsu.edu
Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Major Professor: Dr. Tang