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Research. We are interested in how biological information regulating gene expression is encoded, transmitted, and interpreted. In addressing this question, we focus on Toll signaling, a pathway for transducing information within cells that is conserved from insects to humans and that has diverse roles in development and innate immunity.
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May 10, 2007 · By Pat Walsh. Biology professor Steve Wasserman was one of five faculty members recently selected to receive a 2006-07 UCSD Academic Senate Distinguished Teaching Award. The award recognizes those teachers who have made significant contributions to the educational mission of the university.
Research in the Wasserman lab centered on the question of how information is encoded, transmitted, and interpreted in living systems.
Steven A. Wasserman's 61 research works with 5,920 citations and 4,201 reads, including: Cecropins contribute to Drosophila host defense against a subset of fungal and Gram-negative bacterial...
Jun 6, 2014 · Professor Steve Wasserman and Graduate Student Alexa Clemmons. Erik Jepsen/UC San Diego Publications. Biological Sciences doctoral candidate Alexa Clemmons was one of 12 campus scholars who were presented with 2014 Distinguished Teaching Awards by UC San Diego’s Academic Senate in a recent formal ceremony on the campus.
