Welcome to the Center for Plant Lipid Research!

The Center for Plant Lipid Research is a group of laboratories. Dr. Kent Chapman serves as center director and helps to coordinate these diverse research activities focusing on basic and applied aspects of research in the regulation of plant lipid metabolism.

Center scientists are seeking to understand through contemporary cellular, biochemical, and molecular genetic approaches how lipids influence the growth and development of plants. Efforts also contribute to the discovery of new products and uses for plant derived lipids and their potential public benefit.

 

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The center provides training opportunities for undergraduates and graduate students in molecular biology, biology, and biochemistry. Please follow the link on this page to opportunities.

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Location

The main facilities of the center are located in the Science Research Building on the north side of the University of North Texas Campus in Denton, TX. Additional facilities are also available in the main Biological Sciences Building and the Environmental Education Science and Technology Building on the UNT campus. Current adjunct faculty are located at the University of North Texas Health Science Center in Forth Worth, Texas and the Noble Foundation in Ardmore, Oklahoma.

 

Dr. Kent Chapman Dr. Jyoti Shah
Dr. Guenter Gross Dr. Guido Verbeck
Dr. Robert M. Pirtle  



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Dr. Barney Venables
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Core Facilities for the Center for Plant Lipid Research

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Questions or comments about this site: charlenecase@unt.edu
Website last updated or revised on Wednesday, 21-Jan-2009 13:19