COBRE Investigators and Their Research

Faculty that are selected to become COBRE investigators are early in their careers and are establishing research programs with significant emphasis on protein structure and function. COBRE investigators receive research support and mentoring by a senior faculty advisor. In addition to a developing a specific research plan, COBRE investigators set specific goals for developing and submitting proposals for independent external research support.

2010-Present

Moriah Beck

Palladin and regulation of actin dynamics

John Karanicolas

Modulating protein function by rational design

 

 

 

 

Alexander Moise

Structural characterization of cysteine-dependent acyltransferases

Jeroen Roelofs

Mechanism of chaperone-assisted assembly of proteasome regulatory particle

Past COBRE Investigators

2008-2011
James Bann
Structural characterization of the Anthrax toxin protective antigen

Christopher Fischer
Remodeler translocation along DNA

Todd Holyoak
The role of dynamics in PEPCK mediated catalysis

2008-2010

Scott Hefty
Mechanism and role of a novel Chlamydial transcriptional regulator CHXR

2005-2008

Roberto De Guzman, Ph.D.
Interactions of Salmonella needle and tip proteins
NMR studies of protein-protein interactions in the bacterial type III secretion

Audrey Lamb, Ph.D.
The Structural Biology of Pyoverdin Biosynthesis

Jennifer Laurence, Ph.D.
Redox Effects on the Structure and Dynamics of PRL-1

Julian Limburg, Ph.D.
Structure and Function of Bacterial Prolyl-4-Hydroxylase

Emily Scott, Ph.D.
Structure-Function of Mammalian Cytochromes P450

Liskin Swint-Kruse, Ph.D.
Allosteric Determinants in the Laci/Galr Family

2002-2005
Brian Blagg, Ph.D.
Identification of Hsp90 Cochaperones, Immunophilins, and Client Proteins

Heather Desaire, Ph.D.
Structural Characterization of Glycoproteins using Mass Spectrometry

Susan Egan, Ph.D.
Protein-Protein Interactions Required for Transcription Activation by RhaR

Jeff Staudinger, Ph.D.
Crystallization of Pregnane X Receptor Splice Variants

2002-2004
William Picking, Ph.D.
Subversion of Eukaryotic Cell Function by Shigella

Anna Zolkiewska, Ph.D
Structure and Function of Cell Adhesion Domain of ADAM12

COBRE-PSF

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Center for Biomedical Research Excellence in Protein Structure and Function
Department of Medicinal Chemistry, School of Pharmacy
The University of Kansas

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This project is supported by grants from the National Center for Research Resources (5 P20 RR017708) and the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (8 P20 GM 103420).