Faculty Highlights

I hope to identify mechanisms by which healthy neuronal networks are transformed to generate epilepsy.

My research focuses on Alzheimer’s disease.

My research seeks to understand the function and mechanism of angiogenin, and to apply this knowledge to improve human health.

The goal of our work To help develop preventive and interventional strategies for cryptosporidiosis (the disease we work on) in vulnerable populations who most need them.

To understand how bacterial pathogens manipulate host defenses to establish infections.

The goal of our research is to understand, at a molecular level, how HPVs reprogram their infected host cells and how this contributes to cancer formation.

Our research is focused on developing molecular movies illustrating how herpesviruses enter cells and how progeny virions get assembled and exit the cells.

As someone who started into research from the clinical care aspect, the dream is always to find something in the lab that can affect how we treat patients.

The ubiquitin proteasome system and autophagy are the primary cellular systems that regulate protein triage and are therefore essential for the maintenance of a balanced proteome.