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Structural Biology & Prediction

	Mario Amzel Professor Structure and mechanism of proteins involved in redox or phosphoryl transfer reactions, such as FPPS, MICAL, and Pl3K-alpha. Many of these proteins studied are targets for drug design.		Scott Bailey Assistant Professor Structure/function studies of genome integrity
	Doug Barrick Professor Stability and folding of modular proteins, structure and sequence analysis of protein evolution, protein-protein interactions in signaling pathways		Jürgen Bosch Assistant Professor Structural biology of macromolecular complexes critical for malaria pathogenicity, structure-based drug design
	Greg Bowman Assistant Professor Structural biology of molecular machines involved in nucleosome remodeling		Blake Hill Associate Professor NMR studies of protein folding, computational protein design, modeling protein dynamics using NMR spin relaxation data, and structural biology
	Dan Leahy Professor Crystallography of proteins in cell-cell interactions, signaling		Juliette Lecomte Professor Structure and dynamics of protein in solution by NMR spectroscopy
	Sean Prigge Assistant Professor Crystallography of malaria proteins		Joel Schildbach Professor Structural, biochemical, and functional studies of proteins involved in DNA transfer by bacterial conjugation
	David Shortle Professor Protein folding and stability, NMR analysis of denatured protein, prediction of protein structure from sequence		Joel Tolman Assistant Professor Biomolecular recognition, structural genomics, experimental and theoretical NMR
	Herschel Wade Assistant Professor Molecular mechanisms of ligand-dependent transcriptional activation-repression, broadly-specific receptor-ligand systems		Cynthia Wolberger Professor Structural studies of transcription regulation, crystallography of transcriptional silencing enzymes, ubiquitin

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