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Bassler entered the University of California, Davis as a major in veterinary sciences, but focused on genetics and biochemistry and received a Bachelor of Science in biochemistry. Bassler worked for UC Davis biochemistry and molecular medicine professor Frederic Troy, who assigned her to a bacteria research project.
Apr 1, 2008 · Bonnie L. Bassler. She enrolled at the University of California (UC), Davis (Davis, CA) with the intention of majoring in veterinary sciences. However, dissection didn't mesh with her constitution—“I'd pass out,” Bassler admits—and neither did the heavy emphasis on memorization in her anatomy classes.
- Farooq Ahmed
- 10.1073/pnas.0705870105
- 2008
- 2008/04/04
Apr 1, 2008 · Bonnie L. Bassler. Open in viewer. She enrolled at the University of California (UC), Davis (Davis, CA) with the intention of majoring in veterinary sciences. However, dissection didn't mesh with her constitution—“I'd pass out,” Bassler admits—and neither did the heavy emphasis on memorization in her anatomy classes.
After graduating from UC Davis, Bassler crossed the country to attend graduate school at Johns Hopkins University, where she worked in the lab of biochemist Saul Roseman. For her thesis, she studied how the marine bacterium Vibrio furnissii adheres to and consumes the complex carbohydrates that form the shells of many marine organisms. “I ...
Sep 28, 2016 · Home: Born in Chicago, Bassler, 54, grew up in Danville, CA. She has lived for 22 years in Princeton, where she got a job, joined a swing dance class, and then married the instructor, Todd Reichart, a web and media specialist in the university’s chemistry department. Her work: Dr. Bassler has pioneered research into “quorum sensing,” the ...
Institute with a postdoctoral scientist who I did not know at that time named Bonnie Bassler. Silverman had been another major contributor to understanding the molecular genetics of autoinduction in Vibrio species, including the identification of the AHL-responsive LuxR transcription factor from V. fischeri with Joanne Engebrecht.[11]
Bassler earned a B.S. in biochemistry at the University of California, Davis, and a Ph.D. in biochemistry at The Johns Hopkins University. Bonnie Bassler responded to viewer questions and comments ...
