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Mohammed Kaplan is an Assistant Professor in the Biological Sciences Division at the University of Chicago, focusing on microbiology and cellular biology. His research expertise includes the structural and functional characterization of bacterial flagella, their assembly mechanisms, and the morphological remodeling of bacteria during their life cycles. Kaplan’s recent investigations utilize advanced imaging techniques, including cryo-electron tomography, to explore the detailed architecture of bacterial structures and their interactions with each other. Aiming to understand the complexities of bacterial motility, his work has led to significant insights into the flagellar motor systems and novel bacterial structures associated with flagellar type III secretion systems. Through his contributions to academic literature, particularly in esteemed journals, Kaplan has established himself as a prominent figure in the field of microbiology. He actively engages in mentoring graduate students and contributing to the academic community at the University of Chicago.
University of Chicago • Chicago, IL
Teaching and researching in the field of microbiology, focusing on bacterial structures and their functions.
Department of Philosophy