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Cytoskeletal Proteins Lab (Douglas Drummond)
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The lab of a professor specializing in cytoskeletal proteins and molecular biology.
AboutAbout the lab
Thinking about how proteins work from the perspective of molecular biology.
Professor Douglas Drummond specializes in cytoskeletal proteins and molecular biology.
The professor says that research on molecular biology and on how proteins work has many applications in medicine and agriculture, and could offer solutions to problems facing society.
At the same time, the professor points out that the more becomes technically possible, the more questions arise about what is desirable in terms of the economy and human health and well-being.
The professor says that students in the Faculty of Arts and Science learn not only the content of individual subjects, but can also bring together knowledge from related fields, see the whole picture, and work on solving problems.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab's specialties are cytoskeletal proteins and molecular biology. The professor says that research on molecular biology and on how proteins work has many applications in medicine and agriculture, and could lead to solutions to social issues.
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