报告题目:Targeting the fungal cell wall
报告人:Daan Van Aalten教授,英国邓迪大学生命科学学院生物化学教授,苏格兰皇家学会院士,
Wellcome Trust高级研究员
时间:2015年4月23日上午10:00
地点:生科院三楼圆形会议室
举办单位:江苏省功能与微生物基因组学重点实验室
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Daan Van Aalten教授简介:
英国邓迪大学生命科学学院生物化学教授,苏格兰皇家学会院士,Wellcome Trust高级研究员。Daan 教
授致力于蛋白后修饰研究,尤其是在细胞壁蛋白糖基化研究方面成果卓著。
University education
09-1989/01-1994: BSc Chemistry, University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands.
02-1994/01-1997: PhD in Biochemistry/Biophysics. Prof. John Findlay, Leeds, U.K.
Professional history
02-1997/03-1999: Postdoc in the lab of Dr. Leemor Joshua-Tor at Cold Spring Harbor
Laboratory,
funded by an EMBO Long-term Fellowship.
05-1999/10-1999: Postdoc in the lab of Prof. Rik Wierenga, Oulu University, Finland.
Lecturer (1999), Reader (2002) and Professor of Biological Chemistry (2006 - present) in
the Division of Biological Chemistry & Drug Discovery (1999 – 2009), the Division of
Molecular Microbiology (2009 – present) and the MRC Protein Phosphorylation and
Ubiquitylation Unit (2012 – present), College of Life Sciences, University of Dundee,
Scotland.
Research
Carbohydrates are essential building blocks of polysaccharide structures and glycans on the
microbial and human cell. Interactions of these carbohydrates with proteins that
synthesize, recognise or modify them are essential steps in a wide range of processes such
as microbial cell wall synthesis/recognition, cell signalling pathways and the human immune
system. I am interested in studying the structural aspects and mechanism of protein-
carbohydrate interactions, and applies the knowledge gained from these approaches to design
molecules that modulate these interactions in biological systems and have applications as
research tools or leads for the development of chemotherapeuticals. We use a
multidisciplinary approach, involving X-ray crystallography, enzymology, mutagenesis,
affinity measurements, high-throughput screening and novel computational techniques.
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