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The Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology is part of the graduate program in biomedical sciences at Saint Louis University's School of Medicine. Each year, this multidisciplinary Ph.D.

Our faculty are great educators and world-class researchers in molecular biology. Their expertise lends enriched learning to our program. For example, Drs. Mark Gomelsky, Don Jarvis and Dan Wall are ...

The interdisciplinary, research-oriented Molecular Cell Biology & Genetics program offers both MS and PhD degrees. The program for graduate students interested in biomedical problems provides a broad ...

Elizabeth Bonner, BS. Elizabeth Bonner is a graduate student in the Molecular & Cellular Biology (UW MCB) program, which is offered jointly by the University of Washington and Fred Hutch Cancer Center ...

The Cross-disciplinary Molecular and Cell Biology (CMCB) program is designed for the quantitatively-minded PhD student interested in using integrated, cross-disciplinary approaches to solving complex ...

Armed with a deep understanding of the structure of cells, professionals in the field of Cell and Molecular Biology (CMB) are leading the charge against some of the world's most prevalent illnesses ...

Molecular and Cellular Biology - Research Retreat 2023. On March 23, 2023, The Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology held its first Research Retreat at the Houston Zoo. This retreat gathered ...

Molecular biology is an interdisciplinary science combining elements of biochemistry, biophysics, genetics and cell biology. Molecular biology, therefore requires a background in other disciplines ...

Are you interested in solving biological problems using quantitative molecular-based techniques? The biochemistry and molecular biology major may be of interest to you! Major Requirements. You will ...

Some are vital to our bodies or food production; others cause destructive diseases. The field of microbiology contributes to biochemistry, cell biology, evolution, genetics, molecular biology, ...

This is precisely the nature of our new understanding of biology, which has occurred over the past twenty years and is now sufficiently advanced to offer a new paradigm. The previous paradigm was ...