David Perrin
David Perrin
Professor
Organic/Biological: Bio-Organic Chemistry, Heterocycles, Synthetic Nucleotides, Peptides, DNA and Protein Recognition, Chemical Biology, Combinatorial chemistry, Radiopharmaceuticals and In-vivo Imaging, Ribozymes, Protein Evolution, Mechanism of Action of Natural Product Toxins, Proteomics
Research/Teaching Interests
CATALYSIS AND MOLECULAR RECOGNITION APPLIED TO BIOLOGY RESEARCH THEME: My research uses the tools of synthetic chemistry to address questions of molecular recognition and catalysis within a biological setting, all the while maintaining medically relevant goals. I provide a comprehensive research program at the interface of chemistry and biology, and preliminary data for these projects have already appeared in first-rate peer reviewed journals.
KEY WORDS: Radiopharmaceuticals, natural product libraries, chemical biology, DNA recognition, self-assembly, synthetic DNAzymes, enzyme mimics, Protein Evolution.
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MOLECULAR RECOGNITION IN CHEMICAL BIOLOGY [PDF]
Winter Holiday 2007
