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Department of Plant and Soil Sciences and
Delaware Biotechnology Institute,
15 Innovation Way, Room 149
University of Delaware
Newark, DE 19711
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Phone: (302) 831-3550
Fax: (302) 831-3447
Email:
sherrier@udel.edu |
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The current research of
the Sherrier lab focuses on the symbiotic relationship between plants in
the legume family and the soil microbe rhizobia and the resulting
development of a nitrogen-fixing root nodule. Complementary areas of
research within her laboratory include plant pathogen interactions,
plant development, and proteomics, a relatively new area of research
focusing on protein composition of biological tissues.
Research Highlights
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Catalano Gets to the Root of Legumes |
Twenty-seven-year-old Christina Catalano has been interested in plants since she was a little girl. Born Christina Williams into a Woodstown, N.J. family of farmers and farm suppliers, she spent her days helping in the fields and listening as her parents discussed farming problems and possible solutions with their customers. After graduating as valedictorian from Woodstown High School in 1996, Catalano brought her passion for plants to the University of Delaware, where she received her bachelor's degree in plant biology in 2000.
"I have strong ties to the rural farming community in..more.......
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