Richland/Kennewick/Pasco, Washington Area United States
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Senior Research Scientist at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
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I was a pioneer in computational biology and the quantitative analysis of receptor dynamics in mammalian cells and published some of the earliest computer models of receptor regulation (1982). I have been a major contributor to the field of receptor research, particularly with regard to the control of receptor distribution within cells. I joined Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in 2000 to build a systems biology program to exploit the laboratory鈥檚 unique capabilities in cell imaging, computational biology and high-throughput proteomics. My current research interests are focused on understanding mechanisms of cell regulatory networks using both prokaryotic and eukaryotic model systems.
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