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Davenport,
Lesley Professor
Ph.D., University of Salford
(UK), 1981
ldvnport@drooklyn.cuny.edu |
Biochemistry/Biophysics: Use of fluorescence methods for
studying lipid bilayer dynamics, protein and DNA conformation and
dynamics, and macromolecular interactions. |
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Dowd,
Terry L. Associate Professor
Ph.D., Syracuse
University, 1986
tdowd@brooklyn.cuny.edu |
Analytical and Biochemistry: Structural and
in-vivo functional studies of the effect of lead on the bone protein osteocalcin.
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Jarzecki,
Andrzej A. Assistant Professor
Ph.D., University of
Arkansas, 1997
jarzecki@brooklyn.cuny.edu |
Theoretical: Prediction of molecular and
spectroscopic properties (UV, Infrared, Raman and resonance Raman) of
molecules with a special focus on transition and heavy metals compounds.
Various application of electronic structure calculation to enhance
understanding of the structure and function of native metals in proteins
and toxicity of heavy metals. Research interests and computational
application span areas of modern chemistry, biochemistry, geochemistry and
environmental science. |
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Juszczak,
Laura J. Assistant Professor
Ph.D., New York
University, 1992
ljuzak@brooklyn.cuny.edu |
Biophysical: Protein aggregation processes and
methods of dissolution; vibrational spectrosopy, including UV resonance
Raman and FTIR, isused to probe factors effecting protein oligomerization
and aggregation. |
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Magliozzo,
Richard Professor
Ph.D., City University
of New York, 1981
rmaglioz@brooklyn.cuny.edu |
Biochemistry: Spectroscopic investigations of the
structure and function of two bacterial enzymes: catalase-peroxidase from
Mycobacteria tuberculosis and E. coli pyruvate formate-lyase. |
