PhD in Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology in Charlotte United States | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

The potential and enthusiasm surrounding biomedical research today is unparalleled. With complete genomic sequences available for humans and nearly all model organisms, scientists are on the brink of groundbreaking discoveries about fundamental biological mechanisms and their connections to human health. As an MCDB graduate student at Carolina, you'll engage in pioneering research during this thrilling scientific era. Our program employs diverse contemporary techniques - from genomics and molecular genetics to cell biology and biochemistry - to investigate core biological phenomena. We specialize in utilizing model systems ranging from single-celled organisms like E. coli and yeast, to plants such as Arabidopsis, and animal models including C. elegans, fruit flies, frogs, and mice. Discover additional details about our research initiatives and academic offerings through the links provided below.