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Highlights

Illustration of computational biochemistry and high throughput experiments
Biochemistry in the Age of Big Data
Professor Rick Amasino holds plants from his greenhouse
For Some Plants, Winter Carries the Keys to Spring Flowering
The 1,25 D3 molecule utilized by the body
Continuing a Legacy: Vitamin D Research in the 21st Century
National Magnetic Resonance Facility at Madison
National Magnetic Resonance Facility at Madison

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  • 433 Babcock Drive
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  • Chair: Brian G. Fox

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