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Sahley, Christie L. Cellular and molecular analysis of learning; cellular response to neural injury
Salt, David E. Understanding the mechanisms that regulate the ionome, or elemental composition, of plants
Sanders, David A. Entry of retroviruses and other enveloped viruses into cells; mechanism of enzymatic phosphoryl transfer
Savinov, Sergey N. Orthogonal antitumor, antiviral, and antibacterial strategies proteolysis
Schulz, Burkhard Plant biochemical and molecular genetics
Shah, Kavita Identification of the substrates of protein kinases, interplay between kinases and the activation and recruitment of downstream effector proteins
Sherman, Louis photsynthesis, nitrogen fixation and hydrogen production in cyanobacteria; genomics of unicellular, diazotrophic cyanobacteria; and gene regulation.
Shi, Riyi Cellular and molecular underlying mechanism of nerve damage and recovery
Simpson, Garth J. Development of novel techniques and their application in addressing important problems at biological interfaces
Skrynnikov, Nikolai R. Development and application of NMR techniques with the focus on complex forms of molecular motion
Smith, Anne Neurophysiological bases of speech production
Staiger, Chris Cytoskeletal function during plant and fungal development and in response to environmental signals
Stauffacher, Cynthia V. Macromolecular structure and assembly using X-ray crystallography; membrane associated proteins; enzyme structure and function
Stein, Arnold Chromatin structure and gene regulation; biotechnology
Strickland, Elizabeth A. Psychoacoustics, auditory perception by normal and hearing impaired listeners
Stuart, Jeffrey Insect molecular genetics
Suter, Daniel M. Neuronal growth cone motility and guidance, cell adhesion and migration, cytoskeletal dynamics, signal transduction, nervous system development
Swithers, Susan E. Development of controls ingestive behavior in rats
Szymanski, Daniel The cell signaling and cytoskeletal basis of plant growth mechanisms in model and crop species
Tao, W. Andy Proteomics and biological mass spectrometry
Taparowsky, Elizabeth J. Oncogene expression in eukaryotic cells
Teegarden, Dorothy Vitamin D and cancer Vitamin D and calcium regulation of body composition
Thompson, David H. 1) development of transiently-stable lipid- and polymer-based carrier systems for targeted drug & gene delivery; 2) development of high-throughput methods for detecting membrane protein activity; 3) development of materials and methods for controlled adsorption and templated protein crystallization
Thompson, Dorothea K. Molecular basis of transcriptional regulation underlying cellular tolerance and adaptation to environmental stress factors, in particular heavy metal toxicity
Tran, Elizabeth J The Mechanism of Nuclear Messenger RNA Export
Umulis, David M Signal transduction in development; mechanisms of robustness, cell fate decisions, and tissue patterning by morphogen gradients

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