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Doug Gage

Vice President for Research and Innovation

Michigan State University

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College of Natural Science

Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Doug Gage is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science Vice President for Research and Innovation at Michigan State University.

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Michigan State University

Vice President for Research and Innovation

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biochemistry pharmacology plant science plant physiology molecular biology botany mass spectrometry plant biology genetics analytical chemistry biological chemistry membrane biology enzymes plant biochemistry protein science phytochemistry biosynthesis gene expression structural biology clinical microbiology plant metabolism plant biotechnology redox biology biochemical sciences peptides plant genetics peptidoglycan composition enzyme inhibition bacteriology avian biology mammalian biology phytochemical analysis medicinal research applied microbiology crop physiology plant molecular biology protein phosphorylation phytochemicals enzyme catalysis abscisic acid biosynthesis liver physiology gene regulation molecular characterization veterinary microbiology algal biology experimental biology lipid science lipid chemistry integrative biology lipoprotein metabolism experimental plant biology molecular regulation enzyme specificity plant breeding natural product biosynthesis biochemical genetics protein expression protein purification lipid analysis crop science agricultural sciences biological inorganic chemistry arabidopsis thaliana functional expression phosphorylation sites charge derivatization staphylococcus aureus dimethylsulfoniopropionate biosynthesis amino acids essential oil structural characterization mechanism-based inactivation fast atom bombardment specific oxidative cleavage bile acid sex pheromone metabolic engineering process biochemistry

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Insertional Inactivation of the Methionine S -Methyltransferase Gene Eliminates the S -Methylmethionine Cycle and Increases the Methylation Ratio. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY (2003)

Michael G. KocsisPhilippe RanochaDouglas A. GageEric S. SimonDavid RhodesGregory J. PeelStefan MellemaKazuki SaitoMotoko AwazuharaChangjiang LiRobert B. MeeleyMitchell C. TarczynskiConrad WagnerAndrew D. Hanson

gene regulationgene expressionpharmacologyinsertional inactivationplant biologymethylation ratiogeneticsplant metabolismplant physiologyplant biochemistryplant sciencecrop physiologybiochemistry

Proteomic Study of the Arabidopsis T Haliana Chloroplastic Envelope Membrane Utilizing Alternatives to Traditional Two-Dimensional Electrophoresis. Journal of Proteome Research (2003)

John E. FroehlichCurtis G. WilkersonW. Keith RayRosemary S. McAndrewKatherine W. OsteryoungDouglas A. GageBrett S. Phinney

proteomicsmolecular biologyplant sciencebotanyproteomic study

Analysis of Carnitine Biosynthesis Metabolites in Urine by Hplc–Electrospray Tandem Mass Spectrometry. Clinical Chemistry (2002)

Frédéric M VazBela MeleghJudit BeneDean CuebasDouglas A GageAlbert BootsmaPeter VrekenAlbert H van GennipLoran L BieberRonald JA Wanders

neurologymedicinepharmacologylaboratory medicinebioanalysispharmacokineticsclinical chemistrydrug analysissecondary metabolismclinical biochemistryanalytical chemistrytoxicologycarnitine biosynthesis metabolitesmass spectrometrymetabolismclinical pharmacologysecondary metabolitesclinical investigation

Bile Acid Secreted by Male Sea Lamprey That Acts as a Sex Pheromone. Science (2002)

Weiming LiAlexander P. ScottMichael J. SiefkesHonggao YanQin LiuSang-Seon YunDouglas A. Gage

physiologymale sea lampreysex pheromonebile acidavian biologyfish biologybiologyenvironmental sciencemarine biologyentomologyanimal scienceliver physiology

Comparison of Peptides in the Phloem Sap of Flowering and Non-Flowering Perilla and Lupine Plants Using Microbore Hplc Followed by Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization Time-Of-Flight Mass Spectrometry. Planta (2002)

Susanne Hoffmann-BenningDouglas GageLee McIntoshHans KendeJan Zeevaart

microbore hplcbiophysicspeptideslupine plantspeptide scienceplant biologyplant physiologyphytochemistrymass spectrometryplant sciencebotanyphloem sap

Identification of in Vivo Phosphorylation Sites of Mlk3 by Mass Spectrometry and Phosphopeptide Mapping. Biochemistry (2002)

Panayiotis O. VacratsisBrett S. PhinneyDouglas A. GageKathleen A. Gallo

gene expressionpharmacologyprotein sciencephosphopeptide mappingenzyme specificitygeneticsprotein phosphorylationenzymesmass spectrometrysignal transductionmolecular physiologymembrane biologybiochemistry

Stable Isotope Values of Bone Organic Matter: Artificial Diagenesis Experiments and Paleoecology of Natural Trap Cave, Wyoming. Palaios (2002)

T. McNULTYA. CALKINSP. OSTROMH. GANDHIM. GOTTFRIEDL. MARTIND. GAGE

artificial diagenesis experimentspaleoecologynatural trap cavearchaeological sciencebone organic matterenvironmental sciencestable isotope valuesecology

The Carboxyl Terminus of Peptidoglycan Stem Peptides is a Determinant for Methicillin Resistance in Staphylococcus Aureus. Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy (2002)

Boudewijn L. M. de JongeDouglas Gage,Naxing Xu

clinical microbiologyapplied microbiologyantimicrobial susceptibilitycarboxyl terminusantibacterial agentsinfectious diseasesantimicrobial resistanceantibiotic resistancepathogenic bacteriabacteriaantimicrobial chemotherapyantimicrobial agentsmicrobial pathogenesismethicillin resistanceveterinary medicineimmunologymedical mycologypharmacologyinfection control

Identification of Butyrylcholinesterase Adducts After Inhibition With Isomalathion Using Mass Spectrometry: Difference in Mechanism Between (1R)- and (1S)-Stereoisomers. Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology (2001)

Jonathan A. DoornMichael SchallDouglas A. GageTodd T. TalleyCharles M. ThompsonRudy J. Richardson

medicineenzyme inhibitionpharmacologybutyrylcholinesterase adductspharmacotherapyapplied pharmacologyenzymestoxicologymass spectrometry

Jean RivoalStacy TrzosDouglas A. GageWilliam C. PlaxtonDavid H. Turpin

insect biochemistrybiophysicsmolecular and cellular biologychemical biologyenzymesbiological inorganic chemistryunicellular organismmolecular biologybiological chemistrystructural molecular biologyalgal biologyalgal researchstructural biologyenzyme catalysisprotein sciencealgal biotechnologymembrane biologybiochemistry

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Doug Gage

Vice President for Research and Innovation

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Natural Science

Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Doug Gage is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science Vice President for Research and Innovation at Michigan State University.

Honors

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Education

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Doug Gage

Michigan State University

Vice President for Research and Innovation

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Insertional Inactivation of the Methionine S -Methyltransferase Gene Eliminates the S -Methylmethionine Cycle and Increases the Methylation Ratio. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY (2003)

gene regulationgene expressionpharmacologyinsertional inactivationplant biologymethylation ratiogeneticsplant metabolismplant physiologyplant biochemistryplant sciencecrop physiologybiochemistry

Proteomic Study of the Arabidopsis T Haliana Chloroplastic Envelope Membrane Utilizing Alternatives to Traditional Two-Dimensional Electrophoresis. Journal of Proteome Research (2003)

John E. FroehlichCurtis G. WilkersonW. Keith RayRosemary S. McAndrewKatherine W. OsteryoungDouglas A. GageBrett S. Phinney

proteomicsmolecular biologyplant sciencebotanyproteomic study

Analysis of Carnitine Biosynthesis Metabolites in Urine by Hplc–Electrospray Tandem Mass Spectrometry. Clinical Chemistry (2002)

Frédéric M VazBela MeleghJudit BeneDean CuebasDouglas A GageAlbert BootsmaPeter VrekenAlbert H van GennipLoran L BieberRonald JA Wanders

Bile Acid Secreted by Male Sea Lamprey That Acts as a Sex Pheromone. Science (2002)

Weiming LiAlexander P. ScottMichael J. SiefkesHonggao YanQin LiuSang-Seon YunDouglas A. Gage

physiologymale sea lampreysex pheromonebile acidavian biologyfish biologybiologyenvironmental sciencemarine biologyentomologyanimal scienceliver physiology

Susanne Hoffmann-BenningDouglas GageLee McIntoshHans KendeJan Zeevaart

microbore hplcbiophysicspeptideslupine plantspeptide scienceplant biologyplant physiologyphytochemistrymass spectrometryplant sciencebotanyphloem sap

Identification of in Vivo Phosphorylation Sites of Mlk3 by Mass Spectrometry and Phosphopeptide Mapping. Biochemistry (2002)

Panayiotis O. VacratsisBrett S. PhinneyDouglas A. GageKathleen A. Gallo

Stable Isotope Values of Bone Organic Matter: Artificial Diagenesis Experiments and Paleoecology of Natural Trap Cave, Wyoming. Palaios (2002)

T. McNULTYA. CALKINSP. OSTROMH. GANDHIM. GOTTFRIEDL. MARTIND. GAGE

artificial diagenesis experimentspaleoecologynatural trap cavearchaeological sciencebone organic matterenvironmental sciencestable isotope valuesecology

The Carboxyl Terminus of Peptidoglycan Stem Peptides is a Determinant for Methicillin Resistance in Staphylococcus Aureus. Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy (2002)

Boudewijn L. M. de JongeDouglas Gage,Naxing Xu

Jonathan A. DoornMichael SchallDouglas A. GageTodd T. TalleyCharles M. ThompsonRudy J. Richardson

medicineenzyme inhibitionpharmacologybutyrylcholinesterase adductspharmacotherapyapplied pharmacologyenzymestoxicologymass spectrometry

Jean RivoalStacy TrzosDouglas A. GageWilliam C. PlaxtonDavid H. Turpin

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