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04 December, 2022
04 December, 2022
Stress-response protein promotes the accumulation of metabolites that help anti-pathogen defenses.
27 November, 2022
Laboratory parameters maintained at physiologically relevant levels allow for more robust experiments with human cells.
21 November, 2022
Studying the molecular motion of proteins reveals previously unseen binding sites that could be targeted by new drug candidate molecules.
17 November, 2022
02 November, 2022
Crop resistance to a significant parasitic plant could be increased through gene editing or chemical treatment.
18 October, 2022
An enzyme from a Red Sea bacterium suppresses the formation of a slimy biofilm that helps propagate hospital-acquired infections.
16 October, 2022
Revealing zinc’s interaction with a critical transport protein underscores the need to study biological pathways under physiologically relevant conditions.
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Research at the BESE Division brings students, faculty, and researchers together to push the frontiers of science through collaborative inquiry into issues of global and regional significance.
The Faculty at BESE belong to one of two communities: Bioscience and Biological Engineering or Environmental Science Engineering. Those communities cover the following Research Areas.