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Douglas A. Andres BBSRB 179
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Regulation of G-protein signaling

Luke Bradley
BBSRB 149
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Central nervous system protein recognition, specificity, and design

Young-In Chi
BBSRB 267
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Structural biology of transcription factors and human diseases

Trevor Creamer
BBSRB 265
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Structural and biophysical studies of calcineurin regulation.

Robert Dickson
BBSRB 173
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Role of sphingolipids in regulating cellular processes including cell growth, apoptosis, differentiation and stress responses

Rebecca E. Dutch
BBSRB 171
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Mechanism of membrane fusion promoted by viral fusion proteins

Mike Fried
BBSRB 259
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The assembly of protein-DNA and protein-protein complexes that mediate DNA repair, transcription and blood clotting

Matthew Gentry
BBSRB 177
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Elucidating the role of phosphorylation and ubiquitination in neurodegenerative disease

Tianyan Gao
BBSRB 367
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Regulation of PHLPP and its role in the tumorigenesis process.

Louis Hersh
BBSRB 283
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Neuropeptidases & their role in Alzheimer's disease and neuropeptide metabolism

Jianhang Jia

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Hedgehog signaling and its role in cancer.

Natasha Kyprianou
Combs 306
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Molecular changes associated with growth deregulation in prostatic diseases

Robert Lester
BBSRB 175
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Regulation and function of membrane lipids

Harry LeVine
Sanders-Brown 209
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Relationship of protein misfolding to disease

Guo-Min Li
HSRB 125
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Molecular mechanism of DNA mismatch repair

Chunming Liu

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Roles of Wnt/beta-catenin and JAK/STAT signaling in development, oncogenesis and stem cell self-renewal.

Jun Liu
BBSRB 357
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Regulation of Adipocyte Differentiation and Turnover

Michael Mendenhall
BBSRB 163
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Cell division

Anne-Frances Miller
CP 113
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Enzymatic detoxification, oxidative damage, aging, toxin activation, NMR spectroscopy, enzyme engineering

Andrew Morris
BBSRB 247
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Cell Regulation by Bioactive Lysolipids

Paul Murphy
Sanders-Brown 211-A
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Amyloid Precursor Proteins (APP)

Dan Noonan
BBSRB 151
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Studying molecular mechanisms of cancer in a rodent model for liver cancer and an in vitro model for a human lung cancer

Kathleen O'Connor

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Integrin signaling in carcinoma cell motility and invasion

Sabire Ozcan
BBSRB 155
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Glucose regulation of transport, metabolism and gene expression in diabetes

David Rodgers
BBSRB 269
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Structural enzymology, protein engineering, and drug design

Kevin Sarge
BBSRB 153
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Protein sumoylation, gene bookmarking, and their roles in human disease

Steve Schwarze
Combs 307
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Investigating the role of the ubiquitin proteasome pathway in mediating cell death and cancer progression

Peter Spielmann
BBSRB 445
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Structure of damaged DNA and its role in carcinogenesis; function of post-translational modification in signal transduction

Stefan Stamm
BBSRB 163
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Mechanism of alternative splicing; Signal transduction pathways regulating alternative splicing; Alternative (mis)splicing and disease

Sam Turco
CTW 473
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Glycobiology, Molecular Parasitology and Pathogenesis

Thomas Vanaman
BBSRB 145
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Intracellular calcium homeostasis and signaling

Craig Vander Kooi
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BSRB 263
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Cell Signaling & Tumor Angiogenesis

Charles Waechter
BBSRB 157
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Mechanism of transbilayer movement of polar lipids in the rough endoplasmic reticulum; regulation of protein N-glycosylation

David Watt
BBSRB 443
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Development of new synthetic methods, the synthesis of natural products and the development of photoactive analogs of natural products for elucidating receptor binding.

Qingjun Wang
BBSRB 149
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Molecular mechanism of mammalian autophagy and its relevance to human diseases; neurodegeneration; proteomics.

Sidney W. Whiteheart
BBSRB 261
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Molecular mechanisms of exocytosis

Deneys R. Van Der Westhuyzen
CTW 541
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Lipoprotein receptors and cellular cholesterol regulation

Peter Zhou

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Mechanisms of cancer cell metastasis.

Haining Zhu
BBSRB 165
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Proteomics of Metal Ion Homeostasis and Neurodegenerative Disease

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Geng-Xian (Grant) Shi
BBSRB 136

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Masahito Shimojo
BBSRB 181
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Xiaoqing Tang
BBSRB 106
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