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StudentYearLabResearch Project
Gustavo Afanador5Prigge
443-287-6695
Structure and function of cofactor ligases in malaria parasite 'Plasmodium falciparum'
Jeremy Anderson1Currently completing rotations and coursework
Reza Behrouzi6Woodson
410-516-7348
Thermodynamics and kinetics of folding of large RNA molecules
John Belcher
2Lau
443-287-1963
Currently completing coursework
Peregrine Bell-Upp
3García-Moreno
410-516-4498
Protein electrostatics and pH-dependence of unfolding
Andrew Buller4Townsend
410-516-8441
Structural and mechanistic description of enzymes in the biosynthesis of the beta-lactam antibiotic, thienamycin
Jackson Buss5Xiao
410-614-1760
Temporal and spatial regulation of bacterial cell division via fluorescence microscopy
Pat Byrne
2Leahy
410-614-2533
Currently completing coursework
Alfredo Caro4García-Moreno
410-516-4498
Pressure effects in protein unfolding as governed by conformational fluctuation, packing and hydration.
Tom Cleveland5Leahy
410-614-2533
Structural biology of hedgehog signaling components
Carla Coltharp
3Xiao
410-614-1760
Development of super-resolution imaging techniques to study cytoskeletal dynamics of bacterial cell division in vivo
Shannen Cravens1Currently completing rotations and coursework
Emily Danoff5Fleming
410-516-5451
Folding mechanism of outer membrane beta-barrel proteins
Thuy Dao5Barrick
410-516-7149
Cooperativity in Leucine-rich repeat (LRR) proteins
Anthony DiBello
6Wolberger
410-955-3967
Structural determinants of poly-ubiquitin chain specificity in the human de-ubiquitinating enzyme, ataxin-3
Brian Doctrow
5García-Moreno
410-516-4498
Effects of conformational flexibility on protein pKa values
John Froehlig
2Wade
410-955-3077
Currently completing coursework
Katie Geiger1Currently completing rotations and coursework
Glenn Hauk6Bowman
410-516-3476
Structure and function of chromatin remodeling enzymes
Zach Hensel7Xiao
410-614-1760
Single-molecular visualization of autoregulatory expression in phage lambda
Ryan Hulscher
2Draper
410-526-7447
Currently completing coursework
Helen Jun5Stivers
410-614-9644
Dynamics of topoisomerase using fluorine NMR
Sarah Kempka
2Fleming
410-516-5451
Currently completing rotations and coursework
Rene Kessler
3Xiao
410-614-1760

Chris King1Currently completing rotations and coursework
Jacob Marold
3Barrick
410-516-7149
Energetics of tetratricopeptide repeat (TPR) protein folding
Megan McDonald6Green
410-614-4928
Single molecule studies of Release Factor
Seamus Morrone1Currently completing rotations and coursework
Hesam Motlagh
2Hilser
410-516-6757
Currently completing coursework
Sabin Mulepati4Bailey
443-287-4988

Understanding small CRISPR RNA mediated antiviral defense in bacteria
Tony Munoz
3Lorsch
410-955-3064
Role of initiator tRNA in perpetuating the start codon signal
Scott Nichols
2Frueh
410-614-2229
Currently completing coursework
Ammon Posey4Hill
410-516-6790
Reversible association of proteins with biological membranes
Matt Preimesberger5Lecomte
410-516-7699
Mutational perturbation and NMR spectroscopy of cyanobacterial hemoglobins
Will Proffitt1Currently completing rotations and coursework
Aditya Radhakrishnan1Currently completing rotations and coursework
Mollie Rappe
3Woodson
410-516-7348
Ribosome assembly of rRNA mutants in vivo and in vitro
Alison Ringel
3Wolberger
410-955-3967

Aaron Robinson7García-Moreno
410-516-4498
Investigation of the cost of buried ionizable groups in protein interiors
Cliff Sandlin1Currently completing rotations and coursework
Joseph Schonhoft
3Stivers
410-614-9644
Facillitated diffusion mechanisms of DNA repair enzymes
Kate Sherry
2Barrick
410-516-7149
Currently completing coursework
Robert Trachman4Draper
410-516-7447
Electrostatics of RNA folding and the "I" state ensemble
Xiaoli Weng
2Xiao
410-614-1760
Currently completing coursework
Alvin Yu
1Currently completing rotations and coursework

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