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Morgan Milton

Assistant Professor

East Carolina University

Affiliations

Brody School of Medicine

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Morgan Milton is currently serving as a Biochemistry And Molecular Biology Assistant Professor at East Carolina University.

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East Carolina University

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A Mutualistic Model Bacterium is Lethal to Non-Symbiotic Hosts via the Type VI Secretion System. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Keegan E. GaddyAlecia N. SepterKaren MrukMorgan E. Milton

host-microbe interactionsnon-symbiotic hostsmicrobiologymutualistic model bacteriumbacteria

Insights Into Dna-Binding Motifs and Mechanisms of Francisella Tularensis Novicida Two-Component System Response Regulator Proteins Qseb, Kdpe, and Bfpr. Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications (2024)

Keegan E. GaddyElody M. BenschJohn CavanaghMorgan E. Milton

gene regulationmolecular microbiologybiophysical chemistrymolecular and cellular biologymolecular regulationprotein biosynthesisbiochemistrybiomolecular interactionsmolecular biologydna-binding motifsbiochemical sciencesfrancisella tularensisbiophysicsprotein sciencemolecular physiologycell signalingstructural biologygene expression

Computational and Cellular Exploration of the Protein-Protein Interaction Between Vibrio Fischeri Stas Domain Protein Sypa and Serine Kinase Sype. Communicative & Integrative Biology (2023)

Morgan E. MiltonKaren L. Visick

molecular and cellular biologycellular explorationgeneticsserine kinase sypeprotein-protein interactioncommunication

2-Aminoimidazole Analogs Target Phop Altering Dna Binding Activity and Affect Outer Membrane Stability in Gram-Negative Bacteria. Biochemistry (2022)

Tonya N. ZeczyckiMorgan E. MiltonDavid JungRichele J. ThompsonFelicia E. JaimesAlexander D. HondrosSamantha PalethorpeChristian MelanderJohn Cavanagh

membrane biologybiochemistrygram-negative bacteriaimmunologydna binding activitypharmacology

The Biofilm Regulatory Network From Bacillus Subtilis: A Structure-Function Analysis. Journal of Molecular Biology (2022)

Morgan E MiltonJohn Cavanagh

bacillus subtilisstructure-function analysismolecular biologymicrobiologybiofilmsmolecular microbiologysystems biologybiofilm regulatory network

Acinetobacter Baumannii Regulates Its Stress Responses via the Bfmrs Two-Component Regulatory System. Journal of Bacteriology (2021)

Samantha PalethorpeJohn M. FarrowGreg WellsMorgan E. MiltonLuis A. ActisJohn CavanaghEverett C. Pesci

gene regulationglobal healthclinical microbiologyregulationimmunologymicrobiologybacteriologymicrobial physiologyacinetobacter baumanniistress responsesmedical microbiologyvirology

Structure of the Acinetobacter Baumannii Pmra Receiver Domain and Insights Into Clinical Mutants Affecting Dna Binding and Promoting Colistin Resistance. The Journal of Biochemistry (2021)

Samantha PalethorpeMorgan E MiltonEverett C PesciJohn Cavanagh

clinical microbiologymicrobiologymicrobial geneticsdna bindingcolistin resistancestructural molecular biologymolecular microbiologystructural biologybiochemistrybacteriologyprotein geneticsbacteriaclinical mutantsbiochemical geneticsgeneticsclinical biochemistrymolecular geneticsdrug resistanceprotein structure

Francisella Novicida Two-Component System Response Regulator Bfpr Modulates Iglc Gene Expression, Antimicrobial Peptide Resistance, and Biofilm Production. Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology (2020)

Scott N. DeanMorgan E. MiltonJohn CavanaghMonique L. van Hoek

clinical microbiologymolecular microbiologyiglc gene expressionapplied microbiologyimmunologyinfectious diseasesmicrobiologymicrobial pathogenesisveterinary microbiologyantimicrobial peptide resistancemedical microbiologybiofilm production

Filling in the Gaps for the Master Regulator of Biofilm Formation in Bacillus Subtilis: A Structural and Biochemical Look at Sinr and Sini. The FASEB Journal (2019)

Morgan Eilise MiltonG. Logan DraughnBenjamin G BobaySean D StoweAndrew L OlsonErik A FeldmannRichele J ThompsonKatherine H MyersMichael T SantoroDaniel B KearnsJohn Cavanagh

bacillus subtilismaster regulatormicrobial ecologymicrobiologybiofilmsbiomolecular structurefacies analysisbiofilm formation

The Solution Structures and Interaction of Sinr and Sini: Elucidating the Mechanism of Action of the Master Regulator Switch for Biofilm Formation in Bacillus Subtilis. Journal of Molecular Biology (2019)

Morgan E. MiltonG. Logan DraughnBenjamin G. BobaySean D. StoweAndrew L. OlsonErik A. FeldmannRichele J. ThompsonKatherine H. MyersMichael T. SantoroDaniel B. KearnsJohn Cavanagh

bacillus subtilismolecular biologybiofilmsbiofilm formationmolecular microbiologymaster regulator switchsolution structures

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Morgan Milton

Assistant Professor

East Carolina University

Affiliations

Brody School of Medicine

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Morgan Milton is currently serving as a Biochemistry And Molecular Biology Assistant Professor at East Carolina University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Morgan Milton

East Carolina University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Mutualistic Model Bacterium is Lethal to Non-Symbiotic Hosts via the Type VI Secretion System. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Keegan E. GaddyAlecia N. SepterKaren MrukMorgan E. Milton

host-microbe interactionsnon-symbiotic hostsmicrobiologymutualistic model bacteriumbacteria

Keegan E. GaddyElody M. BenschJohn CavanaghMorgan E. Milton

Computational and Cellular Exploration of the Protein-Protein Interaction Between Vibrio Fischeri Stas Domain Protein Sypa and Serine Kinase Sype. Communicative & Integrative Biology (2023)

Morgan E. MiltonKaren L. Visick

molecular and cellular biologycellular explorationgeneticsserine kinase sypeprotein-protein interactioncommunication

2-Aminoimidazole Analogs Target Phop Altering Dna Binding Activity and Affect Outer Membrane Stability in Gram-Negative Bacteria. Biochemistry (2022)

Tonya N. ZeczyckiMorgan E. MiltonDavid JungRichele J. ThompsonFelicia E. JaimesAlexander D. HondrosSamantha PalethorpeChristian MelanderJohn Cavanagh

membrane biologybiochemistrygram-negative bacteriaimmunologydna binding activitypharmacology

The Biofilm Regulatory Network From Bacillus Subtilis: A Structure-Function Analysis. Journal of Molecular Biology (2022)

Morgan E MiltonJohn Cavanagh

bacillus subtilisstructure-function analysismolecular biologymicrobiologybiofilmsmolecular microbiologysystems biologybiofilm regulatory network

Acinetobacter Baumannii Regulates Its Stress Responses via the Bfmrs Two-Component Regulatory System. Journal of Bacteriology (2021)

Samantha PalethorpeJohn M. FarrowGreg WellsMorgan E. MiltonLuis A. ActisJohn CavanaghEverett C. Pesci

gene regulationglobal healthclinical microbiologyregulationimmunologymicrobiologybacteriologymicrobial physiologyacinetobacter baumanniistress responsesmedical microbiologyvirology

Structure of the Acinetobacter Baumannii Pmra Receiver Domain and Insights Into Clinical Mutants Affecting Dna Binding and Promoting Colistin Resistance. The Journal of Biochemistry (2021)

Samantha PalethorpeMorgan E MiltonEverett C PesciJohn Cavanagh

Scott N. DeanMorgan E. MiltonJohn CavanaghMonique L. van Hoek

Filling in the Gaps for the Master Regulator of Biofilm Formation in Bacillus Subtilis: A Structural and Biochemical Look at Sinr and Sini. The FASEB Journal (2019)

Morgan Eilise MiltonG. Logan DraughnBenjamin G BobaySean D StoweAndrew L OlsonErik A FeldmannRichele J ThompsonKatherine H MyersMichael T SantoroDaniel B KearnsJohn Cavanagh

bacillus subtilismaster regulatormicrobial ecologymicrobiologybiofilmsbiomolecular structurefacies analysisbiofilm formation

Morgan E. MiltonG. Logan DraughnBenjamin G. BobaySean D. StoweAndrew L. OlsonErik A. FeldmannRichele J. ThompsonKatherine H. MyersMichael T. SantoroDaniel B. KearnsJohn Cavanagh

bacillus subtilismolecular biologybiofilmsbiofilm formationmolecular microbiologymaster regulator switchsolution structures

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