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Laboratory of Membrane Biochemistry and Biophysics - LMBB


Mission Statement:

  1. Plans and conducts research investigations concerning the alterations in cell membrane structure and function caused by alcohol abuse;
  2. investigates the biological functions of polyunsaturated lipids with particular emphasis on docosahexaenoic acid;
  3. performs dietary studies in order to determine the normal route of essential fatty acid metabolism and the mechanisms by which alcohol modifies these pathways;
  4. trains investigators in the conceptual underpinnings and physical, analytical, and biochemical techniques involved in membrane and lipid alcohol research; and
  5. interacts with the Laboratory of Clinical Studies in the planning and execution of clinical protocols concerning studies of alcoholics.

LMBB Components: 

Office of the Chief
Unit of Molecular Biology
Section of Fluorescence Studies
Section of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
Section of Nutritional Neuroscience


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