David Binninger Associate Professor PhD: University of North Carolina, 1987 Research interests: role of oxidative damage to protein in aging Contact information Office: SC 210 Phone: (561) 297-3323 Email: binninge@fau.edu http://www.fau.edu/divdept/biology/people/dmbinnin.htm

Binninger, D.M. Biological Effects of Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) Magnetic Fields: A Molecular Analysis. Proceedings of The First Bio-Systems Symposium. Prince of Songkla University, Thailand (in press).

D. Scheurle, M.P. DeYoung, D.M. Binninger, H. Page, M. Jahanzeb and R. Narayanan. 2000. Cancer Gene Discovery Using Digital Differential Display. Cancer Research 60: 4037-4043

Binninger, D.M. and V. Ungvichian. 1999. Use of non-mammalian systems to investigate mechanism mediating biological interactions with electromagnetic fields. Proceedings of The Second World Congress For Electricity And Magnetism In Biology and Medicine. Plenum Press. pp. 183-185.

Binninger, D.M. 1998. Yeast — A paradigm for understanding EMF-mediated cellular effects. EMF Health Report. 6(3):1-6.