North Dakota INBRE

University of North Dakota , Grand Forks

• Proteomics Core: Proteomics is a state-of-the-art method of studying many proteins at once to determine their relationship to health and disease.
  Director - John Shabb, associate professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, UND

North Dakota State University , Fargo

• Biology Core: This core provides INBRE researchers and students access to resources, training and expertise in genetics, biotechnology, DNA analysis and cell biology.
  Director - Phillip McClean, professor of plant sciences, NDSU

Dickinson State University

• Research Project: Anticancer mechanisms of lycopene action
  Investigator - Lynn Burgess, associate professor of biology, DSU
  Mentor - Anna Grazul-Bilska, professor of physiology and embryology, NDSU

Mayville State University

• Research Project: Novel fluorescence methods for biomedical applications
  Investigator - Thomas Gonnella, associate professor of chemistry, Mayville State

Minot State University

• Research Project: Functional genomics of endocrine disruption
  Investigator - Chris Beachy, associate professor of biology, Minot State
  Mentor - Donald Sens, professor, Department of Pathology, UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences
• Research Project: Discovery and development of new anti-fungal drugs
  Investigator - Mikhail Bobylev, associate professor, Minot State
  Mentor - Gregory R. Cook, associate professor of chemistry and molecular biology, NDSU
• Research Project: Analysis of MLL translocation and fusion genes
  Investigator - Heidi Super, associate professor of biology, Minot State
  Mentor - Dr. Mary Ann Sens, professor and pathology department chair, UND
• Research Project: Genetic control of leaf expansion in Arabidopsis
  Investigator - Christoper Keller, associate professor of biology, Minot State
  

Turtle Mountain Community College, Belcourt

• Research Project: Genetic polymorphisms and preeclampsia
  Investigator - Dr. Lyle Best, staff physician at Johnson Clinic, Rugby, principal investigator of the Strong Heart Study and biology instructor at TMCC, (701) 246-3884
  Mentor - Larry Burd, director, North Dakota Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Center, UND

Valley City State

• Research Project: Effect of MCPA, 2,4D and bromoxynil on lung development
  Investigator - Hilde van Gijssel, assistant professor of science, VCSU
  Mentor - Larry Reynolds, professor of physiology, NDSU
• Research Project: Determining aquatic bioindicators for Atrazine
  Investigator - Andre DeLorme, associate professor of biology, VCSU
  Mentor - Jagdish Singh, professor and chair of pharmaceutical sciences, NDSU