Gregory Ducker is an assistant professor in the Department of Biochemistry. His lab studies mammalian metabolism and its role in diabetes, heart disease and cancer. The lab utilizes mass spectrometry based approaches to quantify molecular reactions in living model systems to understanding the reaction network that support disease processes.
Research Statement
Education History
Postdoctoral Fellowship |
Princeton University Cancer Metabolism |
Postdoctoral Fellow |
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Doctoral Training |
University of California, Berkeley Chemistry |
Ph.D. |
Undergraduate |
Carleton College Chemistry with honors; Minor: Political Economy |
B.A. |