Oliver Kerscher

Professor

Office: Integrated Science Center 2133
Phone: 757-221-2229
Email: [[opkers]]
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Areas of Specialization

My research lab at William & Mary studies the function of protein modifiers and degraders in yeast and mammalian model systems. My research specialties encompass the role that SUMO and ubiquitin play in protein degradation and the response to stress.

Teaching

Genetic Analysis
Genes, Genethics & Public Opinion.

Background

Year of arrival: 2006
Professor William & Mary

Previous Positions:

Postdoctoral Staff Associate, Yale University, 2003-2006
Postdoctoral CRTA fellow National Cancer Institute/NNMC, 1999-2003
Ph.D. Student, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, 1995-1999

Education:

The Johns Hopkins University, B.A. in Biology, 1992
The Johns Hopkins University, M.A. in Biotechnology, 1995
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine,Ph.D. Biochemistry, Cellular & Molecular Biology, 1999