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Henry Koffler Building
1340 E University Blvd The University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85719 |
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Guest Speaker
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Brian Kelch, PhD
UMass Medical School - Worcester Assistant Professor, Biochemistry & Molecular Pharmacology Pew Scholar PhD, University of California, San Francisco |
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Structure and mechanism of macromolecular machines that act on DNA
The Kelch lab is interested in determining how macromolecular machines work, with special emphasis on machines involved in DNA replication and repair. Understanding how these machines work will not only illuminate the underpinnings of these critically important cellular pathways, but can also lead to new targets for the development of novel cancer therapeutics and antibiotics.
The Kelch lab is interested in determining how macromolecular machines work, with special emphasis on machines involved in DNA replication and repair. Understanding how these machines work will not only illuminate the underpinnings of these critically important cellular pathways, but can also lead to new targets for the development of novel cancer therapeutics and antibiotics.
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