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Dr.
Martha C. Hawes
Division of Plant Pathology
and Microbiology
Professor
Forbes Building, Room 204
Phone: (520)621-5490
Email: mhawes@u.arizona.edu
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Visit
these web-sites to learn more about Dr. Hawes and her research.
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| Background
and Interests |
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C. Hawes received a Ph.D. in Plant Pathology (Mechanisms of Pathogenesis)
from the University of Kentucky. In additon, she has a Master's
Degree in Plant Pathology which she also recieved from the University
of Kentucky, and a Bachelor's degree in Biology from Centre College.
Here at the University of Arizona, she teaches Molecular Plant Microbe
Interactions (621), Plant Microbiology (550), and Colloquium in Plant
Biology (695a). Her research interests include mechanisms by
which eucaryotic cells sort endogenous and environmental signals to
'choose' between cell division and differentiation using the root
cap of higher plants as a model. Long-term research goals include
defining the molecular basis by which plants control microbial community
structure in the soil environment. The research is funded by
competitive grants from the United Stated Department of Agriculture,
Department of Energy, and National Science Foundation. (To view
a list of selected publications, please see below)
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| Selected
Publications |
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Brigham LA, Woo HH, Hawes MC. Jan 1995. Root border cells as tools in plant cell studies. Methods Cell Biol, 49:377-87
Stephenson MB, Hawes MC. Oct 1994. Correlation of Pectin Methylesterase Activity in Root Caps of Pea with Root Border Cell Separation. Plant Physiol, 106:739-745
Woo HH, Brigham LA, Hawes MC. Oct 1994. Primary structure of the mRNA encoding a 16.5-kDa ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme of Pisum sativum. Gene, 148:369-70
Hawes MC, Smith LY. Oct 1989. Requirement for chemotaxis in pathogenicity of Agrobacterium tumefaciens on roots of soil-grown pea plants. J Bacteriol, 171:5668-71
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