The Alder Molecular Biochemistry Laboratory is an interdisciplinary research center dedicated to uncovering the chemical processes that drive cellular function, disease progression, and biological adaptation. By integrating molecular biology, analytical chemistry, and computational biochemistry, our team investigates complex metabolic systems to advance innovative molecular discovery and human health.
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Publications
Carter, N., Hammond, T., & Yusuf, R. (2025). “Biochemical Adaptation Mechanisms in Tumor Microenvironments.” Cancer Metabolism Reports, 14(5), 302–329. https://doi.org/10.8820/cmr.2025.145302
Patel, S., Kimura, H., & Reyes, A. (2026). “Advanced Imaging Techniques for Protein Interaction Analysis.” Analytical Molecular Science, 7(3), 155–178. https://doi.org/10.5502/ams.2026.73155
Understanding Life at the Molecular Level
The Alder Molecular Biochemistry Laboratory is an interdisciplinary research center focused on understanding the chemical processes that drive cellular function, disease progression, and biological adaptation. By combining molecular biology, analytical chemistry, and computational biochemistry, the lab investigates how proteins, enzymes, and metabolic systems interact within living organisms to influence human health and disease.
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