Structure of the murine norovirus virion (Karst Lab)

The Basic Microbiology and Infectious Disease (BMID) Training Program at the University of Florida (UF) supports six predoctoral Fellows with the aim of producing independent investigators capable of sustaining productive research programs studying the molecular mechanisms of infectious disease. This program was established in 1978 and has just entered its 42nd year at UF. It has been responsible for training over a hundred predoctoral students since its inception. Our Fellows join our program faculty chosen for their outstanding research and training records in a wide variety of perspectives on infectious disease. The program provides activities that bring together basic science and clinical perspectives as well as providing innovative career development opportunities to better prepare our Fellows to learn, research, and lead.

Supported by:
NIH T32AI007110
UF College of Medicine
UF Health Cancer Center
UF Graduate Program in Biomedical Sciences
Department of Molecular Genetics & Microbiology