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Matthew Heintzelman

Associate Professor of Biology

Bucknell University

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Bucknell University

College of Arts & Sciences

Department Of Biology

Matthew Heintzelman is currently serving as a Bucknell University Associate Professor of Biology at Bucknell University.

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Matthew Heintzelman

Bucknell University

Associate Professor of Biology

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biology ima fungus ecology evolutionary biology parasitology symbiosis phylogenetics fungus fungal ecology cell biology pattern formation molecular motors biomechanics biodiversity artificial life biophysical review ecology evolution systematic entomology invertebrate pathology molecular ecology systematics systematic palaeontology pharmacognosy fungal genetics biological chemistry biochemical sciences medical mycology vector-parasite relationship apicomplexan parasites muscular dystrophy molecular and cellular biology biological macromolecules matrix biology mechanical science developmental biology mechanobiology quantitative biology muscular dystrophies developmental system cell research structural molecular biology biophysical chemistry biomimetic materials cell and molecular biology molecular science motor control molecular biophysics bio-inspired computation molecular biology cellular biochemistry morphogenesis biofabrication biological engineering theoretical biology developmental cell biosystems cellular physiology biochemistry cell division bioenergetics systems biology extracellular matrix soft robotics tissue (biology) biophysics nature method molecular physiology biomedical engineering cell engineering molecular cell biology membrane biology cytoskeleton biomolecular engineering

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Gliding Motility in Apicomplexan Parasites. Seminars in Cell and Developmental Biology (2015)

Matthew B. Heintzelman

parasitologyvector-parasite relationshipapicomplexan parasitesdevelopmental biologyecologycell biology

Comparative Ultrastructure and Molecular Phylogeny of Selenidium Melongena N. Sp. and S. Terebellae Ray 1930 Demonstrate Niche Partitioning in Marine Gregarine Parasites (Apicomplexa). Protist (2014)

phylogeneticssymbiosisecology evolutionsystematic entomologysystematic palaeontologybiodiversityparasitologysystematicsbiologymolecular ecologyinvertebrate pathologymarine biologyima fungusmorphology (biology)molecular evolutionecologyevolutionary biology

Myosin Diversity in the Diatom Phaeodactylum Tricornutum. Cytoskeleton (2010)

phylogeneticssymbiosisfungal ecologybiologyfungusima fungusevolutionary biology

Gpmyof, a Wd40 Repeat-Containing Myosin Associated With the Myonemes of Gregarina Polymorpha. Journal of Parasitology (2008)

medical mycologypathogenesiscytoskeletonfungal ecologyfungusfungal geneticsmuscular dystrophymolecular and cellular biologyima fungusmolecular biologymyositiscell and molecular biologybiological chemistrypathologybiochemical sciencesbiochemistrypharmacognosy

Cellular and Molecular Mechanics of Gliding Locomotion in Eukaryotes. International review of cytology (2006)

molecular motorsbiophysical reviewbiophysicsbiologypattern formationartificial lifebiomechanics

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Matthew Heintzelman

Associate Professor of Biology

Bucknell University

Affiliations

Bucknell University

College of Arts & Sciences

Department Of Biology

Matthew Heintzelman is currently serving as a Bucknell University Associate Professor of Biology at Bucknell University.

Honors

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Matthew Heintzelman

Bucknell University

Associate Professor of Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Gliding Motility in Apicomplexan Parasites. Seminars in Cell and Developmental Biology (2015)

Matthew B. Heintzelman

parasitologyvector-parasite relationshipapicomplexan parasitesdevelopmental biologyecologycell biology

Myosin Diversity in the Diatom Phaeodactylum Tricornutum. Cytoskeleton (2010)

phylogeneticssymbiosisfungal ecologybiologyfungusima fungusevolutionary biology

Gpmyof, a Wd40 Repeat-Containing Myosin Associated With the Myonemes of Gregarina Polymorpha. Journal of Parasitology (2008)

Cellular and Molecular Mechanics of Gliding Locomotion in Eukaryotes. International review of cytology (2006)

molecular motorsbiophysical reviewbiophysicsbiologypattern formationartificial lifebiomechanics

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10 / page