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Alan
H. Christensen |
Associate
Professor |
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Ph. D. Biochemistry, Michigan
State University, 1983 |
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Office: 3015 David King Hall |
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Lab: Prince William Campus |
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Voice: 703-993-2131 |
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E-mail: achriste@gmu.edu |
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Dr. Christensen's research interests are in molecular biology and
biotechnology, liver diseases, and functional genomics of eukaryotic
cells. Dr. Christensen teaches the following courses: Cell Structure and Function
(Biol 213), Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering (Biol 385), General
Genetics ( Biol 311) and, in the past, Recombinant DNA: Techniques and
Applications (Biol 575). Dr. Christensen is an Associate Professor in the Molecular and
Microbiology Department and is the Director of the undergraduate
concentration in Biotechnology
in the Biology BS degree. |
Students pursuing a B.S. in Biology may choose to obtain a concentration in biotechnology.
A selection of lecture and laboratory courses provides essential skills to
students seeking employment in the field or who desire graduate work in this
area.
For more information click here: Biotechnology Concentration
Read this article:Biotechnology a Hot Career
Choice for the 21st Century
From the Council for Biotechnology
Information, May 09, 2003
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