Rhett J. Michelson, Ph.D.
College of Southern Nevada
Dept. of Biological Sciences
office: Cheyenne S221B
phone: (702) 651-4569
email:

I joined the Biological Sciences Dept. at CSN in Fall 2005, where I currently teach:
Degrees:
B.S., Biology/Public Health, Utah State University 1993
Ph.D., Physiology, Southern Illinois University School of Medicine 1999
Research:
Most recently I've been collaborating with researchers at Northern Arizona University (NAU) on a project involving the piñon pine tree. The piñon/juniper woodlands of the southwest are under considerable pressure from human-induced climate change, with current projections predicting massive die-offs (further reading).
More information about the project on the research page.
- Biology 101, Biology for Non Majors
- Biology 189, Fundamentals of Life Science
- Biology 196, Principles of Modern Biology I
Degrees:
B.S., Biology/Public Health, Utah State University 1993
Ph.D., Physiology, Southern Illinois University School of Medicine 1999
Research:
Most recently I've been collaborating with researchers at Northern Arizona University (NAU) on a project involving the piñon pine tree. The piñon/juniper woodlands of the southwest are under considerable pressure from human-induced climate change, with current projections predicting massive die-offs (further reading).
More information about the project on the research page.
Publications:
R.J. Michelson, S. Rosenstein, and T. Weinert. Telomeric Repeat Sequences Adjacent To a DNA Double-Stranded Break Produces an Anticheckpoint. Genes and Development vol 19 (21) November, 2005
K. Nyberg, R.J. Michelson, C. Putnam and T. Weinert. Toward Maintaining the Genome: DNA Damage and Replication Checkpoints. Ann. Reviews in Genetics vol. 36, p617–56. 2002
R.J. Michelson and T.A. Weinert. Closing the Gaps Among a Web of DNA Repair Disorders. Bioessays 22:966-969 November, 2000.
R.J. Michelson and T.A. Weinert. Checkpoints: Sensor-less Checkpoint Activation? Nature Cell Biology 1, 177-179 November, 1999.
R.J. Michelson, M.W. Collard, A.J. Ziemba, J. Persinger, B. Bartholomew, and J.I. Huggenvik. NUDR Contains Two DNA Contact Regions and Represses Transcription of Heteronuclear Ribonucleoprotein A2/B1. J Biol Chem 274(43), 30510–30519, October 1999.
J.I. Huggenvik, R.J. Michelson, M.W. Collard, A.J. Ziemba, P. Gurley, and K.A. Mowen. Characterization of a Nuclear DEAF-1 Related (NUDR) Transcriptional Regulator Protein. Molecular Endocrinology 12(10) 1619-1639, October, 1998.
R.J. Michelson, S. Rosenstein, and T. Weinert. Telomeric Repeat Sequences Adjacent To a DNA Double-Stranded Break Produces an Anticheckpoint. Genes and Development vol 19 (21) November, 2005
K. Nyberg, R.J. Michelson, C. Putnam and T. Weinert. Toward Maintaining the Genome: DNA Damage and Replication Checkpoints. Ann. Reviews in Genetics vol. 36, p617–56. 2002
R.J. Michelson and T.A. Weinert. Closing the Gaps Among a Web of DNA Repair Disorders. Bioessays 22:966-969 November, 2000.
R.J. Michelson and T.A. Weinert. Checkpoints: Sensor-less Checkpoint Activation? Nature Cell Biology 1, 177-179 November, 1999.
R.J. Michelson, M.W. Collard, A.J. Ziemba, J. Persinger, B. Bartholomew, and J.I. Huggenvik. NUDR Contains Two DNA Contact Regions and Represses Transcription of Heteronuclear Ribonucleoprotein A2/B1. J Biol Chem 274(43), 30510–30519, October 1999.
J.I. Huggenvik, R.J. Michelson, M.W. Collard, A.J. Ziemba, P. Gurley, and K.A. Mowen. Characterization of a Nuclear DEAF-1 Related (NUDR) Transcriptional Regulator Protein. Molecular Endocrinology 12(10) 1619-1639, October, 1998.
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