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Biomolecular Structure and Function
Topics in This Section
- Behavioral Science Research
- Biomolecular Structure and Function
- Breast Cancer Research Program
- Cancer Risk Assessment and Prevention
- Cellular and Developmental Biology Program
- Chemoprevention Research
- Developmental Therapeutics
- Epidemiology and Health Outcomes Research
- Extramural Research and Community Outreach
- Genome Stability Research
- Human Genetics
- Immunobiology
- Ovarian Cancer Research
- Prostate Cancer Research
- Tumor Cell Biology
- Viral Pathogenesis Research
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The members of the Biomolecular Structure and Function group seek to understand protein sequence-structure-function relationships using such methods as NMR, X-ray crystallography, mass spectrometry, and a variety of computational and biophysical methods. A common theme is to elucidate the structural basis of catalysis, molecular recognition and folding of various proteins, including enzymes involved in biosynthesis and metabolism, DNA repair systems, proteins involved in signal transduction and DNA.
Program Leader
Program Members
- Zimei Bu, PhD
- Roland L Dunbrack, Jr., PhD
- Eileen K Jaffe, PhD
- George D Markham, PhD
- Young Chul Park, PhD
- Anthony T Yeung, PhD