Rebecca Page

Education

University of Arizona 1993, BA, Biochemistry; 1993, BS, Applied Mathematics; Princeton University, 1999, PhD, Chemistry

Professional Area(s)

Structural biology and biophysics, cell biology, genetics and biochemistry, signal transduction in prokaryotes and eukaryotes and phosphoprotein phosphatases

Citation

For seminal contributions to our understanding of the molecular and structural basis for serine/threonine phosphatase activity and specificity in human cells and the mechanisms by which toxin-antitoxin systems and penicillin binding proteins drive antibiotic resistance in bacteria.