• Ph.D. (Immunology) Medical College of Georgia, 1995
• Teaching Interests: Introductory Biology, Virology, Genetics, Cellular/Molecular Biology, and Immunology
• Research Interests: I am interested in various aspects of gene therapy as a way to treat infectious diseases and those diseases that have a genetic origin. These interests have led me to the use of catalytic RNA (ribozymes) as a means of reducing HIV replication in infected cells; the use of retroviruses as delivery vehicles for therapeutic genes into host cells;, and retroviral pseudotyping to target specific cells for the delivery of therapeutic genes. 
RESEARCH LINKS:

• Jackson Lab 

COURSE LINKS

• Biology 101

• Email:billj@usca.edu Phone: (803)641-3601

Vitae

William H. Jackson, Ph.D.
Department of Biology and Geology • SBDG 201A
University of South Carolina Aiken
471 University Parkway • Aiken, SC 29801