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CBSE FACULTY ENGAGED IN THIS RESEARCH

Mark Akeson

Roberto Bogomolni

Barry Bowman

Rebecca Braslau

Sue Carter

Phil Crews

David Deamer

William Dunbar

Olof Einarsdottir

Anthony Fink

Ted Holman

Doug Kellogg

David Kliger

Joe Konopelski

Scott Lokey

Pradip Mascharak

Glenn Millhauser

Harry Noller

Seth Rubin

Thomas Schleich

William Scott

Holger Schmidt

Bakthan Singaram

John Tamkun

Hongyun Wang

Alan Zahler

Jin Zhang

Martha Zúñiga

	*Focusing on approaches that help us understand molecular function and interactions for biomedical discovery*


	REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS Integrated Optics with Liquids and Gases Molecular Motors Research Nanopore Project Marine Biotechnology

	RESEARCH STORIES Optical tweezers pick up the ribosome beat Discovery of gene for black coat color in dogs has broad implications Chemical Screening Center at UCSC will search for new drugs New light-sensing ability discovered in disease-causing bacteria UCSC researchers achieve atomic spectroscopy on a chip Agouti protein research offers clues to obesity, diabetes Bill Scott featured at Biophysical Society meeting for solving RNA ligase structure Artificial life research and Earth's earliest life-forms Antibiotic rifampin shows promise for fighting Parkinson's disease Guiding light through liquids and gases on a chip Optical glucose sensor for diabetes Electronic dynamics of nanoparticles—ultrafast laser spectroscopy Make this [and maybe you have a cure for cancer] First cell—biophysicist David Deamer believes that protective cells predated the first DNA

	UCSC FACILITIES Electron Spin Resonance Facility Macromolecular X-Ray Crystallography Facility Nanosecond Time-Resolved Laser Spectroscopy Laboratory Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Facility Proteomics Facility back to top



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