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Host-Parasite Interactions and Genomics

This research area integrates pathogen genomics, computational biology and phylogeny, combined target-specific and genome-scale functional analyses to provide an unprecedented view of how organisms have evolved to be pathogens of plants and how they adapt to environmental selection. An important component of this research is an understanding of the response of host-plants to infection at the genome level and elucidating the cellular and sub-cellular processes in host-parasite interactions.

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Peter Balint-Kurti

USDA-ARS Research Geneticist and Adjunct Professor

Ignazio Carbone

Professor and Director of CIFR and the PSMCC

Christina Cowger

USDA Plant Pathologist and Adjunct Professor

Rick Davis

William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor Emeritus

Ralph Dean

William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor

Lina Quesada

William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor

Jean Ristaino

William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor

David Ritchie

Professor and Extension Specialist

Dorith Rotenberg

Professor and Director of Graduate Programs - Plant Pathology

Anna Whitfield

William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor