Chemical Biology, Biochemistry and Biophysics (CB3)

RESEARCH FACULTY FOR CHEMICAL BIOLOGY, BIOCHEMISTRY, AND BIOPHYSICS
CB3 Core Faculty
CB3 Core Faculty
Ted Holman |
Biochemical and Inhibitory Investigations into Lipoxygenase: a Possible Therapeutic for Stroke, Diabetes and Heart Disease |
Tim Johnstone |
Medicinal bioinorganic chemistry; synthetic inorganic chemistry; nanoparticle drug delivery; inorganic spectroscopy; small-molecule X-ray crystallography; mammalian and microbiological cell culture |
Sarah Loerch |
Structure and function of RNA-protein complexes, electron cryo-microscopy, biochemistry and biophysics, image processing |
Scott Lokey |
Chemical Biology, Cyclic Peptides, Small Molecule Screening |
John MacMillan |
Natural products chemistry, chemical biology, structural elucidation, cancer biology, microbial natural products |
Shaun McKinnie |
Discovery and application of natural product biosynthetic enzymology and chemistry |
Jaron Mercer |
Synthetic organic chemistry, protein evolution, chemical biology |
Glenn Millhauser |
Prions, Alzheimer's Disease, EPR, NM |
Carrie Partch |
Molecular Mechanisms of Circadian Rhythmicity |
Seth Rubin |
Biochemical Mechanisms in Cell Growth and Division |
Laura Sanchez |
Mass spectrometry, small molecule communication, natural products, microbial communities, cancer |
Aleksandra Skrajna |
We are using interdisciplinary approaches, including proteomics and cryo-EM to study chromatin structure and function. |
Bill Scott |
RNA Structure, Catalysis and the Origin of Life |
Michael Stone |
Structure and Dynamics of Telomeres and Telomerase |
CB3 Affiliated Faculty
Program in Biomedical Sciences and Engineering is supported by training grants from the National Institute of General Medical Science and the National Human Genome Research Institute
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UCSC's graduate Program in Biomedical Sciences and Engineering is supported by training grants from the National Institute of General Medical Science and the National Human Genome Research Institute. |