University of California, Riverside

Genetics, Genomics and Bioinformatics



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Research Highlights

GGB faculty and students participate in a variety of research programs. A few examples of these research accomplishments are listed below:

Cutler picUC Riverside Plant Scientist’s Research Ranked on Top Ten Breakthrough List for 2009
Sean Cutler’s lab showed how a plant stress hormone helps plants survive drought — rankings by Science magazine.

Red blood cellsUC Riverside Researcher Identifies Mechanism Malaria Parasite Uses to Spread Among Red Blood Cells
Discovery could lead to new drugs for combating spread of deadly disease.


aIt Takes a Lot More than the Early Bird to Catch Worms
A $1.1 million NSF grant awarded to Dr. Paul DeLey and collaborators will assist in unearthing nematodes and cataloging them on the Internet.

zUCR Researchers Awarded Nearly $1.7 Million to Develop Improved Cowpea Varieties
Driven by genomic technology, research will benefit African farmers.


aResearchers Uncover Small RNA Degrading Enzymes Dr. Xuemei Chen and a collaborator have just published findings in the September 12, 2008 issue of Science.



zUC Riverside Biologist Receives Prestigious MacArthur Fellowship
Dr. Cheryl Hayashi's work reveals the architecture, evolution, and structural properties of spider silks and the possibilities of developing new synthetic materials.

 

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