Shallee T. Page
Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry
A.B., Bowdoin College
M.A., Fairleigh-Dickinson University
Ph.D., Cornell University

Shallee T. Page

Title: Associate Professor of Chemistry & Biochemistry
Coordinator of Distance Education

Phone: 207-255-1288

Email: stpage@maine.edu

Location: 215 Science, UMM
116 O'Brien Ave
Machias, ME 04654

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Biography:

After growing up in Ellsworth Maine, Shallee Page received his A.B. in Biochemistry in 1989 and his M.A. in Science Education in 1991. He taught high school science in New Jersey for four years before returning to graduate school. In 2000, he was granted his Ph.D. in Biochemistry, Molecular and Cell Biology from Cornell University for research on lipases, proteins that break down fats in the bloodstream.

In between, he has done research stints at Merck, Sharpe and Dohme Pharmaceuticals, The Jackson Laboratory, and the rain forest outside Quito, Ecuador. Currently, he is involved in undergraduate research analyzing the function of an uncharacterized gene that is involved in human liver cancer and looking at a protein that senses light in soft-shell clams.  In June 2012, he took two undergraduates to the Howard Hughes Medical Institute to present their analysis of the DNA of a novel bacteriophage "Marcell".  

Courses Taught:

  • CHY 101- General Chemistry I
  • CHY 102-General Chemistry II
  • A 3-D image of a helicase enzyme
  • CHY 221 -Organic Chemistry I
  • CHY 222 - Organic Chemistry II
  • CHY 322 - Biochemistry
  • CHY 323 - Biochemistry II
  • BIO 100 - Bacteriophage Bioinformatics 
  • BIO 107 - Introduction to Human Disease
  • BIO 108 - Introduction to Nutrition  - Sample syllabus
  • BIO 113/CHY 113 - Introduction to Forensic Science
  • BIO 209 - Cholesterol and Heart Disease
  • BIO 231 - Pharmacology for Allied Health
  • BIO 233 - Community Nutrition
  • BIO 309 Pharmacology and pharmacokinetics
  • BIO 410 - Senior Seminar in Biology: Nutrition
  • BIO 410 - Senior Seminar in Biology: Molecular Mechanisms of Chronic Diseases

 

 

Related Interests/Links:

 

BiochemistryProf Page at the Downeast Institute for Applied Marine Research and Education

Journal of Biological Chemistry

Biochemistry

Science Magazine

Nature

 

Chemistry

American Chemical Society

ChemWeb

 

PedagogyProf. Page on the quad with students

Project Kaleidoscope

Process Oriented Guided Inquiry

Distance Education Pedagogy

Distance Educator

 

 

Research

The Arabidopsis Information Resource

Marine Genomics

 

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