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Thomas Grant
tgrant@hwi.buffalo.edu |
Degree: B.S.
in Mathematical Physics, University at Buffalo.
Lab affiliation: Dr. Snell
Research Interests: My research focuses on
the development of Small Angle X-ray Scattering in conjunction with
X-ray diffraction to study protein complexes in solution as well as
using SAXS to study proteins that are recalcitrant to crystallization. |
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Andrew Haller
ahaller@hwi.buffalo.edu |
Degree: M.S. Forensic Toxicology, Wayne State University, B.
S. Biochemistry & Psychology, Michigan State University
Lab affiliation: Dr. Ghosh
Research Interests: I am currently using crystallographic and structure based drug design methods to design an improved aromatase inhibitor for the use the breast cancer therapy and prevention. |
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Robert Huether
716 898-8678
bhuether@hwi.buffalo.edu |
Degree: M.
A. and B.S. Biological Sciences, University at Buffalo
Lab affiliation: Dr. Duax
Research Interests: Multiple open reading frame
analysis of genomic proteins as well as structural, codon, and
amino acid analysis of polycystic kidney disease gene 1. |
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Kevin A. Maharaj
km224@buffalo.edu |
Degree: B.S. Biochemistry, Binghamton University
Lab affiliation: Dr. Gewirth
Research Interests: Structure/Function relationships in hsp90 chaperones; protein folding and secretion. |
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Zachary Miknis
716 898-8664
zmiknis@hwi.buffalo.edu |
Degrees: B.
S. Biology &
B. A. Philosophy, University of Scranton
Lab affiliation: Dr. Schultz
Research Interests:My research focuses on the dimerization interface, RNA binding surface and biological role of non-structural protein 9 from the SARS coronavirus. Additionally, I am interested in host-virus protein contacts between infected cells and SARS-CoV, specifically those between the Orf6 protein of SARS and human karyopharin alpha 2 (a nuclear import protein). |
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Carter A. Mitchell
716 898-8645
cmitchell@hwi.buffalo.edu |
Degree:
B.S. Biochemistry, Texas State University
Lab affiliation: Dr. Gulick
Research Interests: Structural Studies of proteins involved in Quorum Sensing and iron acquisition in biofilm forming bacteria. |
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Paul Seidler
pseidler@hwi.buffalo.edu |
Degree:
M.S. Multidisciplinary Studies - Chemistry & Biology, B.S. Forensic Chemistry, Minor in Biology, Buffalo State College
Lab affiliation: Dr. Gewirth
Research Interests:I am researching grp94, an ER chaperone homologous to hsp90. My present efforts involve characterizing its interaction with co-chaperones and client proteins. |
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Jesse Sundlov
jsundlov@hwi.buffalo.edu |
Degree:
B.A. Biology, John Hopkins University
Lab affiliation: Dr. Gulick |
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Alex J. Vecchio
716 898-8684
avecchio@hwi.buffalo.edu
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Degree:
B.S. Biology, The Rochester Institute of Technology
Lab affiliation: Dr. Malkowski
Research Interests: "X-ray crystallographic structure & functional analysis of integral membrane proteins involved in eicosanoid biosynthesis. Specifically, the formation of prostaglandins, leukotrienes & lipoxins from 20-carbon
polyunsaturated fatty acid precursors via the regulatory enzymes cyclooxygenase & lipoxygenase. This research has pharmacological
applications in tissue & organ biology; inflammation, pain & arthritis;
Alzheimer's & Parkinson’s disease; cystic fibrosis & cancer." |
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Kristin Wunsch
kwunsch@hwi.buffalo.edu |
Degree:
B.S. Bioengineering, Syracuse University
Lab affiliation: Dr. Snell
Research Interests: I am studying the process of radiation damage in metalloproteins. Specifically, I am interested in the roles that the metal cofactor and the environment play in the amount of damage that occurs during X-ray data collection. |