The Cell, Developmental and Organismal Physiology research interest group at Kennesaw State University (KSU) addresses questions in cell biogenesis and maintenance, and how cellular and molecular processes are integrated at the organismal level. Topics studied include migration, cell-cell interactions and differentiation pathways underlying development and aging of tissues and organs, stress physiology, and understanding links between form and function. We apply experimental genetics using cell culture, the mouse, C. elegans, and Drosophila models.
Faculty Who Specialize In This Research
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Mario Bretfeld Associate Professor of Biology
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Anton Bryantsev Associate Professor of Developmental Biology
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Brandon Carpenter Assistant Professor of Molecular Biology
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Christopher Cornelison Interim Associate Vice President for Innovation and Commercialization, Director of Intellectual Property Development and Associate Professor of Microbiology
Interim Associate Vice President for Innovation and Commercialization, Director of Intellectual Property Development and Associate Professor of Microbiology
ccornel5@kennesaw.edu
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Andrew Haddow Assistant Professor of Microbiology
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Martin Hudson Interim Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies and Professor of Biology
Interim Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies and Professor of Biology
mhudso28@kennesaw.edu
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(470) 578-7558
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Kojo Mensa-Wilmot Professor of Biology
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Scott Nowak Associate Vice President for Research and Professor of Biology
Associate Vice President for Research and Professor of Biology
snowak@kennesaw.edu
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(470) 578-7777
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