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SELINSGROVE &#8212; Michael Terwilliger, of Clarks Summit, was one of 41 students from Susquehanna University who recently presented research at the 2015 annual National Conference on Undergraduate Research at University of Kentucky.Terwilliger&#8217;s research, titled &#8220;Different Mechanisms For The Recognition Of tRNAHis In The Absence Of G-1 In Model Organisms A. Castellanii, T. Brucei, And S. Cerevisiae,&#8221; was supervised by Tammy Tobin, Professor of Biology at Susquehanna.Terwilliger, a biology major in the Class of 2015, is a 2011 graduate of Honesdale High School and the son of Mark and Phyllis Terwilliger.

Clarks Summit resident Michael Terwilliger presents research at National Conference