-
College of Medicine iCourses provide flexible, stackable learning opportunities for pre-professional students.
The Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine at the University of Arizona is home to leaders in many areas of biomedical research.
Dr. Donata Vercelli — Awarded $15.3M P01 grant from the NIH NIAID to study the impact of microbial exposures on the immune responses and childhood asthma across the US/Mexico border.
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University students can participate in a joint graduate degree program featuring coursework in Cellular & Molecular Medicine from UArizona—entirely in India.
Home
Message from the Chair
The mission of the Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine (CMM) is to provide pre- and post-doctoral, medical and graduate education in an interdisciplinary environment through research activities, to advance knowledge of biological structure as related to function and disease from the molecular level to the whole organism.
Recent Publications
-
Evaluation of Swab-Seq as a scalable, sensitive assay for community surveillance of SARS-CoV-2 infection.Author(s): H.J. Kang; S. Allison; A. Spangenberg; T. Carr; R. Sprissler; M. Halonen; D.A. CusanovichDate Published: 23 FEB 2022PMCID: PMC8866503 PMID: 35197492
-
Stabilization of PIM Kinases in Hypoxia Is Mediated by the Deubiquitinase USP28.Author(s): R.K. Toth; R. Solomon; N.A. WarfelDate Published: 2022 Mar 16PMCID: PMC8947361 PMID: 35326457
-
Systematic analysis of naturally occurring insertions and deletions that alter transcription factor spacing identifies tolerant and sensitive transcription factor pairs.Author(s): Z. Shen; R.Z. Li; T.A. Prohaska; M.A. Hoeksema; N.J. Spann; J. Tao; G.J. Fonseca; T. Le; L.K. Stolze; M. Sakai; C.E. Romanoski; C.K. GlassDate Published: 2022 Jan 20PMID: 35049498
-
Secretory protein beta-lactoglobulin in cattle stable dust may contribute to the allergy-protective farm effect.Author(s): I. Pali-Schöll; R. Bianchini; S.Moussa Afify; G. Hofstetter; S. Winkler; S. Ahlers; T. Altemeier; H. Mayerhofer; K. Hufnagl; A.D.J. Korath; C. Pranger; R. Widhalm; S. Hann; T. Wittek; A. Kasper-Giebl; L.F. Pacios; F. Roth-Walter; D. Vercelli; E. von Mutius; E. Jensen-JarolimDate Published: 2022 FebPMCID: PMC8840802 PMID: 35169442
-
Functional noncoding SNPs in human endothelial cells fine-map vascular trait associations.Author(s): A. Toropainen; L.K. Stolze; T. Örd; M.B. Whalen; P.Martí Torrell; V.M. Link; M.U. Kaikkonen; C.E. RomanoskiDate Published: 2022 03PMCID: PMC8896458 PMID: 35193936
Recent News
Maggert Lab Discovers DNA Instability That May Lead to Cancer
Jun 16 2022 - 12:00pmKeith Maggert, PhD, along with his former graduate student, Farah Bughio, PhD, discovered that a form of DNA called heterochromatin is unstable and can result in genetic mutations which increase the chances of developing cancer.
CMM Welcomes Summer Research Interns from Amrita University in India
Jun 6 2022 - 3:00pmCMM is excited to welcome five students from our dual-degree microcampus program to Tucson for summer research internships!
Dr. Julie Ledford Appointed Co-Director of UAHS Clinical Translational Sciences Graduate Program
Jun 3 2022 - 10:30amJulie Ledford, PhD, Associate Professor of Cellular & Molecular Medicine has accepted a position as Co-Director of the University of Arizona Health Sciences (UAHS) Clinical Translational Sciences (CTS) Graduate Program.
Dr. Maria Czuzak and Dr. James Proffitt Recognized by College of Medicine - Tucson for Excellence in Mentoring and Teaching
Jun 1 2022 - 3:45pmCMM faculty members Maria Czuzak, PhD, and James Proffitt, PhD, were recognized during the 2022 College of Medicine - Tucson's Faculty Award Ceremony. Dr. Czuzak was awarded a 2022 COM-T Mentoring award and Dr. Proffitt received the AMES Excellence in Basic Science Teaching award. Congratulations to both faculty members!