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  NIH3T3 cells expressing an activated mutant Cdc42 (Cdc42 F28L), stained for actin (red) and nuclei (blue)

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Department of Molecular Medicine

The Department of Molecular Medicine was created in 1998 with the merging of the Department of Pharmacology and the cancer cell biologists of the Department of Pathology. Three major areas of research in the department are signal transduction, cancer cell biology, and receptor and ion channel mechanisms. Faculty in the department participate in veterinary education primarily in the preclinical curriculum in Foundation Courses II and III, with areas of expertise in cell regulation, pharmacology, and neuroscience. <more>


Graduate Fields

dot Pharmacology

Courses

dot Graduate Courses
dot Veterinary Courses

Training Programs

dot Molecular and Cell Biology of Cancer

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dot Faculty
dot Administration and Staff
dot Research Personnel

 

Molecular Medicine Seminar Series

dot Spring 2008
dot Research Work in Progress

Related Seminar Series

  dot Biomedical Sciences Seminars
  dot Biophysics Colloquia
  dot Chemistry and Chemical Biology
    Seminars and Lectures

  dot Molecular Biology and Genetics
    Seminars

  dot Neurobiology and Behavior
    Seminar Series