Patrice P. Hamel PhD

Aronoff Laboratory
318 W 12th Ave
Columbus, OH 43210

Phone: (614) 292-3817

Email: hamel.16@osu.edu

Current OSU Appointment

Assistant Professor, Plant Cell & Molecular Biology

Chapters In Books

Marc Hanikenne, Sabeeha Merchant and Patrice P. Hamel. 2008. Transition metal nutrition: a balance between deficieny and toxicity. In The Chlamydomonas Sourcebook: Organellar and Metabolic Processes. second ed. Vol. 2. Edited by David Stern. Amsterdam, The Netherlands: Elsevier Inc. 333-400. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/20_P370875-Ch10.pdf

Degrees

1993	Master's Degree, University of Paris XI, Cellular and Molecular Genetics

1999	Ph.D., University of Paris XI, Cellular and Molecular Genetics

Editorial Activities

Peer Manuscript Reviewer

2009	Genetics. (Manuscript)

2009	Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. (Manuscript)

2009	Eukaryotic Cell. (Manuscript)

2009	BBA - Molecular Cell Research. (Manuscript)

2009	Trends in Microbiology. (Manuscript)

2009	Antioxidants & Redox Signaling. (Manuscript)

2009	Molecular Microbiology. (Manuscript)

2009	BMC Plant Biology. (Manuscript)

2009	Plant Journal. (Manuscript)

2008	Biochimica Biophysica Acta-Molecular Cell Research. (Manuscript)

2008	Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. (Manuscript)

2008	Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. (Manuscript)

2008	Molecular Microbiology. (Manuscript)

2007	Acta Biochimica Polinica. (Manuscript)

2006	EMBO Journal. (Manuscript)

Honors

2001 - 2003

American Heart Association Post-Doctoral Fellowship. American Heart Association.

2003	Paul Boyer Award for Excellence in Post-Doctoral Research. ($5,000.00)

2003	American Heart Association Post-Doctoral Fellowship. American Heart Association.

2003 - 2006

Muscular Dystrophy Association Research Development Award. Muscular Dystrophy Association.

Languages

French: (ability to read: Fluent, ability to write: Fluent, ability to speak: Fluent)

Creole: French West Indies Creole (ability to speak: Basic)

Peer Reviewed Journal Articles

Nathalie Bonnefoy, Fabienne Chalvet, Patrice Hamel and Geneviève Dujardin. 1994. OXA1, a Saccharomyces cerevisiae nuclear gene whose sequence is conserved from prokaryotes to eukaryotes controls cytochrome oxidase biogenesis. Journal of Molecular Biology. Vol. 239, no. 2: 209-212. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/bonnefoy_et_al_19941.pdf. (IF: 5.803)

Patrice Hamel, Wataru Sakamoto, Henri Wintz and Geneviève Dujardin. 1997. Functional complementation of an oxa1- yeast mutation identifies an Arabidopsis thaliana cDNA involved in the assembly of respiratory complexes. The Plant Journal. Vol. 16, no. 12: 1319-1327. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/hamel_et_al_19971.pdf. (IF: 5.765)

Barbara Cardazzo, Patrice Hamel, Wataru Sakamoto, Henri Wintz and Geneviève Dujardin. 1998. Isolation of an Arabidopsis thaliana cDNA by complementation of a yeast abc1 deletion mutant deficient in complex III respiratory activity. Gene. Vol. 221, no. 1: 117-125. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/cardazzo_et_al_19981.pdf. (IF: 2.007)

Patrice Hamel, Claire Lemaire, Nathalie Bonnefoy, Paule Brivet-Chevillotte and Geneviève Dujardin. 1998. Mutations in the membrane anchor of yeast cytochrome c1 compensate for the absence of Oxa1p and generate carbonate-extractable forms of cytochrome c1. Genetics. Vol. 150, no. 2: 601-611. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/hamel_et_al_19981.pdf. (IF: 4.450)

Claire Lemaire, Patrice Hamel, Jean Velours and Geneviève Dujardin. 2000. Absence of the Mitochondrial AAA Protease Yme1p Restores F0-ATPase Subunit Accumulation in an oxa1 Deletion Mutant of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Journal of Biological Chemistry. Vol. 275, no. 31: 23471-23475. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/lemaire_et_al_20001.pdf. (IF: 7.368)

Munehito Arai, Patrice Hamel, Eiko Kanaya, Koji Inaka, Kunio Miki, Masakazu Kikuchi and Kunihiro Kuwajima. 2000. Effect of an Alternative Disulfide Bond on the Structure, Stability, and Folding of Human Lysozyme. Biochemistry. Vol. 39, no. 12: 3472-3479. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/arai_et_al_2000.pdf. (IF: 4.221)

Patrice Hamel, Jacqueline Olive, Yves Pierre, Francis-André Wollman and Catherine de Vitry. 2000. A new subunit of cytochrome b6f complex undergoes reversible phosphorylation upon state transition. Journal of Biological Chemistry. Vol. 275, no. 22: 17072-17079. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/hamel_et_al_20002.pdf. (IF: 7.368)

Stacie S. Nakamoto, Patrice Hamel and Sabeeha Merchant. 2000. Assembly of chloroplast cytochromes b and c. Biochimie. Vol. 82, no. 6-7: 603-614. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/nakamoto_et_al_2000.pdf. (IF: 2.324)

Yann Saint-Georges, Patrice Hamel, Claire Lemaire and Geneviève Dujardin. 2001. Role of positively charged transmembrane segments in the insertion and assembly of mitochondrial inner-membrane proteins. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. Vol. 98, no. 24: 13814-13819. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/saint-georges_et_al_20011.pdf. (IF: 10.896)

Beth W. Dreyfuss, Patrice P. Hamel, Stacie S. Nakamoto and Sabeeha Merchant. 2003. Functional analysis of a divergent system II protein, Ccs1, involved in c-type cytochrome biogenesis. Journal of Biological Chemistry. Vol. 278, no. 4: 2604-2613. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/dreyfuss_et_al_2003.pdf. (IF: 6.482)

Delphine G. Bernard, Stéphane T. Gabilly, Geneviève Dujardin, Sabeeha Merchant and Patrice P. Hamel. 2003. Overlapping specificities of the mitochondrial cytochrome c and c1 heme lyases. Journal of Biological Chemistry. Vol. 278, no. 50: 49732-49742. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/bernard_et_al_2003.pdf. (IF: 6.482)

Patrice P. Hamel, Beth W. Dreyfuss, Xie Zhiyi, Stéphane T. Gabilly and Sabeeha Merchant. 2003. Essential histidine and tryptophan residues in CcsA, a system II polytopic cytochrome c biogenesis protein. Journal of Biological Chemistry. Vol. 278, no. 4: 2593-2603. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/hamel_et_al_20033.pdf. (IF: 6.482)

M. L. Dudley Page, Patrice P. Hamel, Stéphane T. Gabilly, Hicham Zegzouti, John V. Perea, José M. Alonso, Joseph R. Ecker, Steven M. Theg, Sioux K. Christensen and Sabeeha Merchant. 2004. A homolog of prokaryotic thiol disulfide transporter CcdA is required for the assembly of the cytochrome b6f complex in Arabidopsis chloroplasts. Journal of Biological Chemistry. Vol. 279, no. 31: 32474-32482. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/page_et_al_2004.pdf. (IF: 6.355)

Patrice Hamel, Yann Saint-Georges, Brigida de Pinto, Nicole Lachacinski, Nicola Altamura and Geneviève Dujardin. 2004. Redundancy in the function of mitochondrial phosphate transport in Saccharomyces cerevisiae and Arabidopsis thaliana. Molecular Microbiology. Vol. 51, no. 2: 307-317. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/hamel_et_al_20041.pdf. (IF: 5.959)

Delphine G. Bernard, Sophie Quevillon-Cheruel, Sabeeha Merchant, Bernard Guiard and Patrice P. Hamel. 2005. Cyc2p, a membrane-bound flavoprotein involved in the maturation of mitochondrial c-type cytochromes. Journal of Biological Chemistry. Vol. 280, no. 48: 39852-39859. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/bernard_et_al_2005.pdf. (IF: 5.854)

Claire Remacle, M. Rosario Barbieri, Pierre Cardol and Patrice P. Hamel. 2008. Eukaryotic complex I: functional diversity and experimental systems to unravel the assembly process. Molecular Genetics and Genomics. Vol. 290. (June 18): 93-110. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/Remacle_et_al(2008).pdf. (IF: 2.978)

Patrice P. Hamel, Vincent Corvest, Philippe Giegé and Géraldine Bonnard. 2008. Biochemical requirements for the maturation of mitochondrial c-type cytochromes. Biochimica Biophysica Acta-Molecular Cell Research. Vol. 1793, no. 1. (July 4): 125-138. http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/pcmb/osu_pcmb/faculty_sites/patrice_hamel/Hamel_et_al(2008).pdf. (IF: 4.374)

Positions

1999 - 2005

Post-doctoral Researcher, University of California, Los Angeles, College of Letters and Sciences, Division of Physical Sciences, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry. Los Angeles, CA, United States.

2005	Assistant Project Scientist, University of California, Los Angeles, College of Letters and Sciences, Division of Physical Sciences, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry. Los Angeles, CA, United States.

2005 - present

Assistant Professor, The Ohio State University, College of Biological, Mathematical and Physical Sciences/College of Medicine, Plant Cellular Molecular Biology/Molecular Cellular Biochemistry (80/20% appointment). Columbus, OH, United States.

Potential Publications Under Review

Claire Remacle, Sara Cline, Layla Boutafalla, Stéphane Gabilly, Véronique Larosa, M. Rosario Barbieri and Patrice P. Hamel. August, 28, 2008. The ARG9 gene encodes the plastid resident N-acetyl ornithine aminotransferase in the green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii. Eukaryotic Cell. [Peer Reviewed] (Revised submission)

M. Dudley Page, Janette Kropat, Patrice P. Hamel and Sabeeha Merchant. December, 2008. Two Chlamydomonas CTR transporters with a novel Cys-Met motif are localized to the plasma membrane and function in copper assimilation. Plant Cell. [Peer Reviewed] (Revised submission)

Noah Reynolds, Jiang Ling, Patrice P. Hamel and Mike Ibba. December, 2008. Removal of a single methyl group from phenyalanyl-tRNA synthetase aborts mitochondrial biogenesis in yeast. EMBO reports. [Peer Reviewed] (In preparation)

Presentations

Invited Presentations

Local

Patrice Hamel, Seminar Presenter. 2006. Heme delivery systems and redox components in plastid cytochrome c maturation. Presented at Department of Microbiology Seminar. The Ohio State University. Columbus, OH. (February 2)

Patrice Hamel, Seminar Presenter. 2006. Assembly pathways of c-type cytochromes in organelles. Presented at Institute of Mitochondrial Biology. Columbus, OH. Columbus, OH. (March 30)

Patrice Hamel, Seminar Presenter. 2006. Heme delivery systems and redox components in plastid cytochrome c maturation. Presented at Plant Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Symposium. Wooster, OH. Wooster, OH. (April 1)

Patrice Hamel, Seminar Presenter. 2006. Assembly pathways of c-type cytochromes in organelles. Presented at Department of PCMB Aronoff Weekly Seminar. The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH. Columbus, OH. (October 11)

Sara Cline, Seminar Presenter. 2006. Designing a Marker for Mitochondrial Transformation. Presented at Department of PCMB Aronoff Weekly Seminar. The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH. Columbus, OH. (December 6)

Sara Cline, Seminar Presenter. 2006. ARG9 encodes the chloroplast localized acetylornithine aminotransferase in the green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii. Presented at Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry Department retreat. The Ohio State University, Columubs, OH. Columbus, OH. (December 13)

Stephane Gabilly, Seminar Presenter. 2007. Operation of a trans-thylakoid thio-reduction pathway in plastid cytochrome c biogenesis. Presented at Plant Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Symposium. Museum of Biological Diversity, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH. Columbus, OH. (March 30 - 31)

Patrice Hamel, Seminar Presenter. 2007. Molecular dissection of mitochondrial complex I in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii. Presented at Department of PCMB Aronoff Weekly Seminar. Ohio State University, Columbus, OH. Columbus, OH. (May 16)

Patrice Hamel, Seminar Presenter. 2007. Maturation pathways of organellar c-type cytochromes. Presented at Department of PCMB Rightmire seminar. Ohio State University, Columbus, OH. Columbus, OH. (May 18)

Rosario Barbieri, Seminar Presenter. 2007. Assembly of mitochondrial complex I in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii. Presented at Department of PCMB Rightmire Seminar. Ohio State University, Columbus, OH. Columbus, OH. (August 13)

Patrice Hamel, Seminar Presenter. 2007. Redox components involved in cytochrome c maturation in mitochondria and plastid. Presented at Biochemisty Departmental Seminar. Ohio State University, Columbus, OH. Columbus, OH. (October 5)

Sara Cline, Seminar Presenter. 2008. Unraveling the Mysteries of a Unique Pathway of Cytochrome c Assembly in the Chloroplast of Chlamydomonas Reinhartii. Presented at Department of PCMB Rightmire seminar. Columbus, OH. (January 9)

Stephane Gabilly, Seminar Presenter. 2008. Ccs4, a novel assembly factor involved in the redox pathway for cytochrome c maturation. Presented at Interdisciplinary Graduate Program Symposium. Columbus, OH. (May 17)

Stephane Gabilly, Seminar Presenter. 2008. Ccs4, a novel assembly factor involved in the redox chemistry of cytochrome c assembly process. Presented at Department of PCMB Rightmire seminar. Ohio State University. Columbus, OH. (July 11)

Vincent Corvest, Seminar Presenter. 2008. Assembly of mitochondrial c-type cytochromes: Emergence of novel redox components Assembly of mitochondrial c-type cytochromes: Emergence of novel redox components Assembly of mitochondrial c-type cytochromes: Emergence of novel redox components Assembly of mitochondrial c-type cytochromes: emergence of novel redox components. Presented at Department of PCMB Rightmire seminar. Ohio State University. Columbus, Ohio. (October 10)

Rosario Barbieri, Seminar Presenter. 2008. Molecular genetic dissection of complex I assembly in a genetically-tractable model system. Presented at Department of PCMB Rightmire seminar. Ohio State University. Columbus, OH. (October 28)

Patrice Hamel, Seminar Presenter. 2008. Redox components involved in the maturation of plastid and mitochondrial cytochromes c. Presented at Texas Tech University. Lubbock, TX. (November 12)

National

Patrice Hamel, Seminar Presenter. 2006. Emergence of a trans-thylakoid thio-redox pathway in plastid cytochrome c maturation. Presented at 32nd Annual Midwest/Southeast Photosynthesis Conference. Turkey Run State Park, Marshal, IN. Marshall, IN. (October 29 - 31)

Sara Cline, Seminar Presenter. 2007. Ccs2 and Ccs4, two novel components involved in cytochrome c maturation in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii. Presented at Redox Regulation Mini-Conference, University of Chicago. University of Chicago, Chicago, IL. Chicago, IL. (July 7)

International

Patrice Hamel, Seminar Presenter. 2007. A model system to dissect the assembly of mitochondrial complex I. Presented at Mitochondrial Medicine 2007, to United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation. United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation, San Diego, CA. San Diego, CA. (June 13 - 16)

Patrice Hamel, Seminar Presenter. 2007. Mitochondrial redox chemistry: a novel flavoprotein involved in cytochrome c maturation. Presented at Assembly of the Mitochondrial Respiratory Chain. FASEB Summer Research Conference, Tuscon, AZ. Tuscon, AZ. (August 5 - 10)

Rosario Barbieri, Seminar Presenter. 2008. Molecular dissection of mitochondrial complex I assembly in a genetically tractable model system. Presented at Mitochondrial Medecine 2008. United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation. Indianapolis, IN. (June 25 - 28)

Patrice Hamel, Seminar Presenter. 2008. Cyc2p, a disulfide reductase involved in mitochondrial holocytochrome c assembly? Presented at Mitochondria and Chloroplasts. Gordon Research Conference. Biddeford, ME. (August 10 - 15)

Professional Activities

Education

02/24/2006 - 03/11/2006

Maximus competition. Luncheon host.
Key achievements: I had lunch with the parents (February 24 and 25) and discussed the undergraduate curriculum and research opportunities at Ohio State.

03/09/2006 - 03/11/2006

Maximus competition. Evaluator.
Key achievements: My role was to evaluate student essays (March 9 and 11)

Other

05/2007 - 2007

Evaluated abstracts and posters for the Graduate Interdisciplinary Program Annual Smposium.

Research

2006	USDA. Grant Reviewer. Key achievements: Ad Hoc Reviewer

2006	The National Fund for Scientific Research (FNRS, Belgium). Grant Reviewer. Key achievements: Ad Hoc Reviewer

2007	National Science Foundation. Grant Reviewer. Key achievements: Ad Hoc Reviewer

2007	USDA. Grant Reviewer. Key achievements: Ad Hoc Reviewer

2008	The National Fund for Scientific Research (FNRS, Belgium). Grant Reviewer.

2009	German Israeli Foundation (G.I.F.). Grant Reviewer. Key achievements: Ad Hoc Reviewer

Research Interests

My research interest focuses on organelle biogenesis, in particular the manufacture of energy-transducing membranes in mitochondria and chloroplasts. Currently, the research going on in my laboratory can be divided into two main projects: 1) Elaboration of the redox pathways operating in the mitochondrial intermembrane space and the thylkoid lumen (funded by MDA and AHA) 2) Molecular dissection of mitochondrial complex I assembly (funded my UMDF). The first project is derived from my post-doctoral studies while the second one is a recent addition of my research investigation. I am also involved in a collaborative project with Dr. Meier on coiled-coil proteins. The goal is to define the function of a novel class of putative organellar coiled-coil proteins that was recently recognized. This project was funded by an OBPC grant to Dr. Meier where I am listed as a co-PI. I am also collaborating with Dr. Ghirardi (National Renewable Energy Laboratory) on increasing hydrogen production in the green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii. This project is funded by DOE.

Funding:I have pursued an aggressive strategy to secure extramural funding in order to support my research effort. Due to the large scope of my research, I have had multiple options for submission of my grant applications. I have secured a Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) research grant and my post-doctoral researcher Vincent Corvest was awarded an American Heart Association (AHA) post-doctoral fellowship. Both funding sources support on-going research focusing on aspects of mitochondria biogenesis. A UMDF grant was also awarded to me to support the research efforts on mitochondrial complex I. This is the first time that this medical agency funds plant-related research and this is the first grant from this agency to Ohio State University. In addition, both research projects benefit from a France-US grant where I am listed as a co-PI. This grant aims to support international collaboration at major american institutions for projects that are already on-going in the american host laboratory. The funds can only be used to support the visit of members from a french laboratory to the PI?s group. In addition, my collaborative work on hydrogen production with M. Ghirardi (NREL) was funded via a DOE subaward. This subaward is used to support the efforts of a graduate student working on this project in my laboratory.

Research: 1) The discovery that the thylakoid lumen, long assumed to be vacant, houses disulfide bonded proteins, suggests that thiol-disulfide chemistry is a catalyzed process in this compartment. Our recent findings indicate that distinct trans-thylakoid redox pathways operate in thio-reduction and thio-oxidation of luminal targets that still remain unidentified. We have identified LDR1 (Luminal Disulfide Reductase), a thioredoxin-like protein and LTO1 (Luminal Thiol Oxidase), a novel catalyst with disulfide bond formation activity as components of the reducing and oxidizing pathways, respectively. LDR1 is required for assembly of c-type cytochromes, a class of molecules that require reduction of a disulfide at a heme binding motif prior to the heme ligation reaction. The implication of LTO1 in plastid biogenesis and its relevant target of actions are currently being explored. In mitochondria, Cyc2p, a novel flavoprotein was identified as a redox assembly factor for c-type cytochrome. In vitro assays were developed in order to decipher the biochemical activity of the protein in the pathway and preliminary funding suggest a role as a NADPH-dependent apocytochrome c disulfide reductase for Cyc2p. Our contributions are very significant because thiol-based chemistry in the thylakoid lumen and the mitochondrial intermembrane space is a recent development in the field of membrane biogenesis. One manuscript describing some of our preliminary findings has been published.

2) A collaborative research project was started with Dr. Remacle (U. Liege, Belgium) in order to identify nuclear genes that control the assembly of complex I, a mitochondrial multimeric enzyme that is implicated in most of the mitochondrial disease in humans. It is believed that mutations in yet-to-be discovered complex I assembly genes are responsible for 50% of complex I-linked diseases that have no molecular explanation. We have developed the green alga Chlamydomonas as a genetically tractable system to isolate mutants that display a specific complex I assembly defect because complete loss of complex I is viable in this organism. Four amc mutants displaying a specific complex I defect (amc1 to amc4 for assembly of mitochondrial complex I) were isolated via several mutageneses. A candidate AMC2 gene coding for a novel mitochondrial-localized kinase has been identified and is now being tested. One manuscript describing our preliminary findings is published and one is under revision (Eukaryotic Cell). Our investigation in the green alga model indicate that the potential for novel discoveries in the field of complex I biogenesis is very high.

Funding: I will continue my effort toward securing extramural funding. The chloroplast aspect of my work will be targeted to NSF while the mitochondrial aspect of the work will be directed towards NIH. My conversation with my NSF program director makes me hopeful that this project is likely to be funded in the future. That the mitochondrial aspect of my research was funded by medical agencies such as AHA and UMDF makes me also confident that mitochondria-related research proposals can be targeted to NIH in the future.

Research: I will continue to develop a high quality, innovative and productive program with focus on the energy-transducing membrane systems in organelles and bring my publication output up to full speed. Furthermore, I will continue to promote the visibility of my work through invited presentations at research institutions and international conferences.

Undergrad., Grad. and Prof. Courses Taught

Summer 2006. The Ohio State University, PLANT CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY. Individual Studies 693. 5 credit hours

Autumn 2006. The Ohio State University, PLANT CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY. Individual Studies 693. 5 credit hours

Autumn 2006. The Ohio State University, MOLECULAR CELLULAR DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY. Group Studies "MCDB student seminar" 800/890. 1 credit hours

Winter 2007. The Ohio State University, PLANT CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY. Group Studies. "Organelle Biogenesis" PCMB694. 3 credit hours

Spring 2007. The Ohio State University, PLANT CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY. Individual Studies 693. 5 credit hours

Autumn 2007. The Ohio State University, PLANT CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY. General Plant Biology 300. 5 credit hours

Autumn 2008. The Ohio State University, PLANT CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY. Group Studies "Organelle biogenesis" 694A. 3 credit hours

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