Alert - University moves to remote learning, working

In light of the novel coronavirus outbreak, all classes will continue in virtual settings for the rest of the semester, including finals, and commencement has been postponed. All students are strongly encouraged to return to their permanent residences, and employees are encouraged to work remotely when possible. All research deemed non-essential is being stopped, and all construction projects are being suspended. Read More

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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

College of Natural Science

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

April 24, 2019 Tomato, Tomat-oh! Understanding Evolution to Reduce Pesticide Use

January 15, 2018 Flipped pathway in tomato "hairs" gives rise to new plant traits

September 21, 2017 Too much sun is not a good thing, for people or for plants

September 15, 2017 A crystal ball view into the evolution of combinatorial chemistry in tomato trichomes

June 19, 2017 Robert Last elected president-elect of the American Society of Plant Biologists

September 15, 2016 $5.3M NSF grant will help discover new plant chemicals

The research will examine molecules with wide-ranging applications to human wellbeing, from food to fuels to pharmaceuticals.

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