The Walter J. Burdette Distiguished Lecture Series proudly presents:

2013 Lecturer & Nobel Laureate
Dr. Elizabeth Blackburn

"Implications of Telomere Maintenance in Aging-related Processes"

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Fundamental research into the basic processes of living cells and tissues is crucial to future advances in medicine and biotechnology. Indeed, in few fields of study are basic discovery and practical applications so closely intertwined. In 1993 The University established the Institute for Cellular and Molecular Biology to focus efforts on the revolutionary developments occurring in molecular biology, genetics, cell biology, and genomics. The objectives of the ICMB are:

  • to build a world-class multidisciplinary research and teaching center in cellular and molecular biology
  • to focus basic research efforts on molecular genetics and molecular biology problems that will advance our understanding of disease processes and methods for therapy or cure
  • to build a multidisciplinary center of excellence for biotechnology.

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