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Post-Doctoral Position (General Openings)

The following faculty of the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry at the University of Kentucky, College of Medicine, seeks applications for research associates and post doctoral fellows to study the molecular aspects of a variety of human diseases.  The following research labs and projects currently have openings:

Douglas Andres, Ph.D.
Ras protein signal transduction;  neurodegenerative disorders and oncogenesis.

Luke Bradley, Ph.D.
Central nervous system protein recognition, specificity, and design

Trevor Creamer, Ph.D.
Computational and biophysical studies of protein unfolded states and protein-protein interactions.

Robert Dickson, Ph.D.
Signal transduction pathways and membrane trafficking mediated by sphingolipids.

Rebecca Dutch, Ph.D.
Mechanisms of membrane fusion promoted by viral fusion proteins.

Lou Hersh, Ph.D.
Protease re-engineering for gene-therapy.

Dan Noonan, Ph.D.
Molecular mechanism(s) of human lung cancers.

Sabire Ozcan, Ph.D.
Analysis of molecular defects in glucose metabolism leading to diabetes.

Kevin Sarge, Ph.D.
Stress-induced gene transcription;  SUMO-1 modification of proteins.

H.Peter Speilmann, Ph.D.
Protein prenylation and combinatorial drug synthesis.

Tom Vanaman, Ph.D.
Molecular basis of calcium/calmodulin dependent regulation of transcription.

S.W. Whiteheart, Ph.D.
Molecular basis of platelet function.

Deneys van der Westhuyzen, Ph.D.
The role of lipoprotein receptors in cholesterol metabolism and atherosclerosis.

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Brenda Woods/ B279 BBSRB./ 859-323-5546/ fax-257-2283/ blwood2@uky.edu

 

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