Web page is under revision.	Proteomics Research Group (PRG)- An interdisciplinary association of YSU investigators having common research interests in the role of proteins in biological and biochemical phenomena. Support from NSF, the Cushwa/ Commercial Shearing Fund  of the YSU Foundation, and the Departments of Biological Sciences and Chemistry. We are a collaboration-friendly facility and faculty.
Core Faculty and Staff (Departments of Chemistry and Biolocial Sciences) Dr. Chester Cooper- mycologist Web page- Fungal pathobiology. e-mail Dr. Cooper Dr. Gary R Walker-  molecular cell biologist-Web page- Degenerative muscle diseases-cellular growth and differentiation- e-mail Dr. Walker Dr. Jon Caguiat - microbiologist-heavy metal resistance- e-mail Dr. Caguiat Dr. David Asch- molecular biologist- fungal gene regulation- e-mail Dr. Asch Dr. Nina Stoureman- biochemist- enzyme mechanisms- e-mail Dr. Stourman Dr. Xiangjia Min- New faculty in Fall - bioinformatician	Associated Faculty and their research involving the PRG facility: Robert Leipheimer Daryl Mincey Johanna Litowitz-Krontiris
Overview of fungal research. (click here) Overview of Rippling Muscle research (click here) Overview of Protocols found Here	The Core lab is relocating to the third floor of Ward Beecher Science Hall. The move should be completed by Sept. 2008.
Pinhead of the Week Award  (recepients)	The Summer Undergraduate Research Internship Participants Undergraduate (URP) and Graduate Research Opportunities