Sally Molloy
| Sally Molloy | |
| Occupation | Associate Professor of Molecular and Biomedical Sciences |
|---|---|
Sally Molloy is an associate professor of Molecular and Biomedical Sciences at the University of Maine. Her research focuses on mycobacterial genetics, including the role of phage-encoded gene products in intrinsic antibiotic resistance.[1]
Career
Molloy is an associate professor in the Department of Molecular and Biomedical Sciences at the University of Maine.[2]
Research
Molloy's research examines the role of phage-encoded gene products in mycobacterial gene expression and intrinsic antibiotic resistance. She has received funding from the National Institutes of Health for three projects totaling $1,004,185, conducted at the University of Maine Orono, including a study of phage-encoded ESX-secreted toxin (PEST) systems in mycobacterial intrinsic antibiotic resistance and a study of prophage-encoded gene products and their role in mycobacterial gene expression and antibiotic resistance.[3]
According to Semantic Scholar, Molloy has published 24 papers that have collectively received 545 citations, giving her an h-index of 10.[4]