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Mark Beilstein

Associate Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology | Associate Professor, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology | Member of the Graduate Faculty | Associate Professor, Plant Sciences

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Research

Animal and Plant Genetics
Research in Ecology and Evolution
Introductory Biology I

Student Thesis/Dissertation(4)

LLGs, CrRLK1Ls, and Plant Reproduction: An Evolutionary Perspective on Reproductive Signaling in Angiosperms
2024·doctoral
Identifying Long Noncoding RNAs and Examining Their Functional Roles in Brassicaceae
2022·doctoral
Evolution and Genetic Dissection of Two RNA-Dependent Processes in Brassicaceae
2020·doctoral
Phylogenetic Incongruence as a Signature of Past Events: Uncovering the Genomic Watermarks of Introgression and Gene Duplication
2018·doctoral

Technologies & Patents(3)

Virus Inducible Switch
2021·Technology
Programmable Plants
2019·Technology
Howl-itosis: Engineered Bacteria for Dog and Cat Oral Microbiota to Improve Health and Breath
2017·Technology

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Mark Beilstein

Courses(3)

Animal and Plant Genetics

Research in Ecology and Evolution

Introductory Biology I

Student Thesis/Dissertation(4)

LLGs, CrRLK1Ls, and Plant Reproduction: An Evolutionary Perspective on Reproductive Signaling in Angiosperms

Identifying Long Noncoding RNAs and Examining Their Functional Roles in Brassicaceae

Evolution and Genetic Dissection of Two RNA-Dependent Processes in Brassicaceae

Phylogenetic Incongruence as a Signature of Past Events: Uncovering the Genomic Watermarks of Introgression and Gene Duplication

Technologies & Patents(3)

Virus Inducible Switch

Programmable Plants

Howl-itosis: Engineered Bacteria for Dog and Cat Oral Microbiota to Improve Health and Breath

News(4)

Researchers Develop Tools to Listen, Talk to Plants with $25M from NSF

Looking for the Missing Link in RNA Molecules

Blog Series: UA Students Studying, Researching Abroad

UA Conference for Undergrad Research Celebrates 25th Year