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Dr. Rasika Harshey Office: NMS 2.118 Phone: (512) 471-6881 email: rasika@austin.utexas.edu Faculty Website Harshey Lab Lab: NMS 2.232 Phone: (512) 471-6799

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Khang Ho

Khang Ho

Graduate Student

I am studying the mechanism of rrn operons clustering in E. coli sprinkled with ventures into the Semi-Essential Region of Mu when time permits.

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