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Mark R. Marten

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Keywords

proteomics
aspergillus nidulans
bioprocessing
fermentation
autophagy
cell walls
systems biology
phosphoproteomics
cellular engineering

Position

Professor

Profession

Biochemical Engineer

Organization

University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC)

Address

Department of Chemical & Biochemical Engineering
Engineering Building, Rm 314
1000 Hilltop Circle
Baltimore, MD 21250
USA

Work phone

410-455-3400

Web Page(s)

Lab

Members of my Lab

Haoyu Si
Bill Moss
Nikhil Ramsubramaniam
Karthik Boppidi

Associates/Collaborators

Steven Harris
Shuwei Li
Ranjan Srivastava
Feng Tao

Research Interests

The broad goal in my laboratory is to better understand the interaction between biological and physical phenomena in microbial systems. Our primary focus is on filamentous fungi. We study fundamental problems using a sophisticated set of analytical tools to assess fungal morphology and the material properties of fungi. We use proteomic analysis to assess changes in global protein expression patterns revealing molecular level events associated with various phenotypes.

Last update

2013-11-21

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