Astrobiology is a vibrant field that focuses on the study of the origins, distribution and evolution of life in the universe. Astrobiology is an interdisciplinary field that combines astronomy, geology, biology and chemistry. At the University of Arizona, there are six academic departments that participate in the astrobiology program. How did life emerge? How did the first metabolic networks and organisms evolve? How did the translation machinery emerge and evolve? .

Graduate Studies in The Life Sciences. Graduate Studies in Biochemistry and Molecular and Cellular Biology. Site Hosted by the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology. Support the Continuation of The Biology Project. Basic chemistry, metabolism, enzymes, energy, and catalysis, large molecules, photosynthesis, pH and pKa, clinical correlates of pH, vitamins B12 and Folate, and regulation of carbohydrate metabolism.

Welcome to the BIOTECH Project. The BIOTECH Project consists of three main elements for. Classroom Support and Professional Development. Classroom visits conducting Biotechnology and Molecular Biology activities in middle school and high school classrooms. Equipment and material support for teachers to conduct activities independently in middle and high school classrooms. Professional Development for K-12 Teachers. Ailable as an app! Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology.

Welcome to the Center for Insect Science. The Center for Insect Science. Developed by the Bio Computing Facility.

Friday, April 27, 2012. Because the semester is coming to an end, I thought an appropriate final blog post would be a reflection about my experiences in Border Beat. Not only have I enjoyed writing about the subject of higher education. But also I loved documenting the stories of interesting people. In addition, I must note that our Border Beat. Another thing that Border Beat.

in Genetics from The University of Arizona. degrees at the University of Arizona. Find out what you could be doing. The study of complex function.

Fellowships for Current UA Students. The IGERT Program ended on. The IGERT Program ended on July 31, 2014.

Cancer xenograft variant filtering paper published. Our paper with the Knudsen group. On filtering mouse contamination from genome sequences of xenograft tumors is now in press at. Our department head, Joyce Schroeder. 8216;s representation of our work! Preprint on filtering genetic variants in cancer.

Lick it once, and you will suck forever. The home page of Bruce Walsh. At the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. At the University of Arizona.