Graduate Program

• PEOPLE:

• Current Students
• Current Student Publications
• Graduate Student Committees
• Recent Alumni

• PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:

• Career and Professional Development Opportunities
• Career Day 2005

• PROGRAM:

• Guidelines
• Oral Presentation Form
• Travel Application

• PRESENTATIONS:

• Graduate Students' Research in Progress Forum
• Quantitative Biology Initiative
• Seminar Schedules
• The BMB Weekly

CONTACT US:

Jessica Hudson,
Graduate Program Secretary
Ph: 517-353-0807
Fax: 517-353-9334
           jhudson@msu.edu

Jon Kaguni,
Graduate Program Director
Ph: 517-353-6721
kaguni@msu.edu

The Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Department is an internationally recognized center for research in biochemistry and molecular biology, organized in three focus areas: Structural and Computational Biology, Genes and Signaling, and Plant Biochemistry.

Our research investigators employ multidisciplinary methods ranging from computer modeling to genomic analysis in a variety of systems -- from microbial to human.

Molecular analysis of proteins and other macromolecules is facilitated by state-of-the-art centers for advanced mass spectrometry, NMR and X-ray crystallography.

A new Genomics Facility assists investigators using high-throughput sequencing and gene chip technology.

Often used sites:
COGS
GEU
MSU Library
The Graduate School
The State News
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