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Contact
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University Of Illinois at Chicago
Dept. Of Biochemistry and
Molecular Genetics
900 S. Ashland Ave. (M/C 669)
Chicago,
IL 60607
tel:
312-996-7670
fax: 312-413-0353
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Jack Kaplan, Ph.D., F.R.S.
Department Head
Structure-function studies, mechanism, biosynthesis,
assembly and
cellular trafficking of P-type ATPases or Ion pumps.
Mechanism and
Regulation of Copper transport systems in Human Cells. |
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Steven
J. Ackerman, PhD
Transcriptional mechanisms
regulating hematopoietic (myeloid) development and gene
expression. Eosinophil effector functions in asthma and
other allergic diseases, tissue remodeling and fibrosis.
Biochemistry, cell and structural biology of eosinophil
protein mediators of inflammation. |
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Michael
Caffrey, PhD
Biochemical and NMR studies
directed at elucidating the structure and mechanisms of
viral proteins. |
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Karen J. Colley, PhD
The control and organization
of protein glycosylation, the role of cell surface glycoproteins
in cell-cell interactions, the signals and mechanisms
of Golgi complex protein localization. |
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Vadim Gaponenko , PhD
Biophysical and biochemical characterization
of macromolecular
interactions with the emphasis on cancer related
proteins.
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Peter
G.W. Gettins, D.Phil.
Structure and function
of plasma proteinase inhibitors. Use of NMR and other
spectroscopic methods to determine structure in solution. |
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Arnon Lavie, PhD Lavie
Lab
Structure-based design
of novel therapeutic agents by prodrug development andenzyme
modifications. X-ray crystallographic structure determination
of enzymes involved in prodrug activation. |
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Xiubei Liao, PhD
Biochemical and NMR studies
of protein structure and function, protein-nucleic acid
and protein-protein interactions. |
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Toru
M. Nakamura, PhD Nakamura
Lab
Roles of Checkpoint Proteins and Chromatin Modifications
in Genome Stability, DNA repair and Telomere Maintenance. |
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