Research Categories - Therapeutic Discovery Tools and Assays
Innovative DNA sequencing procedures, high throughput screening assays for genetic studies and small molecule inhibitors, and computational analysis of signaling pathways are just some of the methodologies that are being employed for diagnostic and therapeutic discovery purposes.
Related Investigators
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Azad Bonni, MD, PhD
Neuronal cell development; glioblastoma
Investigate key intracellular signaling pathways in neuronal cell development and maturation as well as in brain tumors such as glioblastoma

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George Church, PhD
Personal Genome Project
Genomic DNA Sequencing Technologies; Gene Synthesis; Biofuel

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Walter Fontana, PhD
Information biology: principles, limits, and evolution of information processing in molecular systems
Develop, apply, and establish the concept of programs as models to represent, model, and analyze complex systems of molecular interactions underlying cellular behavior; empirically characterize and ...

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Norbert Perrimon, PhD
Modeling developmental processes and signaling pathways in Drosophila
Use Drosophila as a model organism to explore basic biological mechanisms of development and cellular signaling, with a focus on muscle physiology.

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Samara Reck-Peterson, PhD
Intracellular cargo movement: the role of molecular motors
Explore the role of dynein in molecular cargo transport

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Arlene Sharpe, MD, PhD
T-cell regulation and disease: chronic viral infection; autoimmunity, tumor immunotherapy, peripheral tolerance
T cell co-stimulation and its immunoregulatory role in controlling the balance between T cell activation and tolerance.

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Roger Spealman, PhD
CNS disorders: addiction; Parkinson’s disease
Studies on the mechanisms and efficacy of psychoactive drugs

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Michael Starnbach, PhD
Bacterial infection and acquired immunity
T-cell response to bacterial infection, including sexually transmitted chlamydia disease

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Kevin Struhl, PhD
Eukaryotic Transcriptional Regulation
Investigate basic mechanisms of gene regulation in yeast; Employ mammalian cell models of tumorigenesis to elucidate genetic changes that underlie cancer development and progression

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Fred Winston, PhD
Mechanisms of eukaryotic gene expression in yeast: transcriptional regulation; chromatin structure
Employs yeast as a model organism to study mechanisms of eukaryotic transcriptional regulation.

Sub-categories
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Drug Development: Methodologies
- $1000 genome»
- Atherosclerosis»
- Biomarker»
- Cancer drug targets»
- Cardiac function»
- Cell senescence»
- Combination index»
- Combination therapy»
- Combinatorial selectivity»
- Computational modeling»
- Data mining»
- Disease pathway modeling»
- Disease targets»
- Dose prediction»
- Drug specificity»
- Druggable genome»
- Gene therapy»
- Genome mining»
- High throughput»
- High Throughput Screening»
- In silico molecular modeling»
- Mechanism-based toxicity»
- Mouse models»
- NeuroD»
- Neuropharmacology»
- Non-invasive therapy»
- Patient-specific therapy»
- Personalized medicine»
- Pharmacokinetics»
- Radiotherapy»
- RNAi»
- Short hairpin RNA»
- Targeted therapy»
- Technology development»
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Throughput screening