Research
MGM Research
Shaping the Future of Molecular Biology Research
The University of Florida's Department of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology is at the forefront of scientific discovery, conducting cutting-edge research in genetics, virology, and RNA biology. Our multidisciplinary teams explore the molecular mechanisms underlying health and disease, driving advancements in understanding genetic regulation, viral pathogenesis, and RNA’s diverse roles in cellular processes. Through innovative approaches and state-of-the-art technologies, we are uncovering novel insights that pave the way for transformative solutions.

Student Resources
MGM areas of research
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Genetics
Exploring the inheritance and function of genes in health and disease.

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Virology
Studying viruses and their interactions with the host immune response

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RNA Biology
Investigating the roles of RNA in cellular functions, host diseases, and virus infections.

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Faculty
Meet the faculty behind the research.
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Research Opportunities
Faculty Accepting Students for Research
NIH T32 TRaining Programs
Training Programs
Basic Microbiology and Infectious Disease (NIH T32)
The Basic Microbiology and Infectious Disease (BMID) Training Program at the University of Florida supports six predoctoral Fellows with the aim of producing independent investigators capable of sustaining productive research programs studying the molecular mechanisms of infectious disease.
Training Programs
Regenerative Medicine (NIH T32)
The University of Florida’s Training Program in Regenerative Medicine is an NIH-funded, University-supported endeavor to train Ph.D. students and Postdoctoral Fellows in the mechanisms and potential of applying stem cell biology to the treatment of human disease.
Additional Resources
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Affiliated Centers
Collaborative hubs advancing molecular genetics and microbiology research.
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Office of Research Affairs
Supporting innovative research initiatives and collaborations.
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Office of Postdoctoral Affairs
Resources and support for postdoctoral scholars’ success.