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Current Research Projects

The Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry has a broad range of research projects ranging from traditional pharmaceutics to biotechnology. Listed below are a several examples of the cutting edge research taking place within our program.

Current Research Projects

	Proteomic analysis of protein phosphorylation in aging cerebellum and skeletal muscle	Schöneich Lab
	Development of Fluorescent / Stable Isotope Tags for Proteins Containing DOPA	Stobaugh Lab
	Deamidation in the Fc portion of an IgG	Topp Lab
	Micro or Nano Particles For the Drug Development Process	Berkland Lab
	Modulation of the Immunological Synapse by PLP-BPI for Suppressing EAE: A model for Multiple Sclerosis	Siahaan Lab
	Targeting the Immunological Synapse to Suppress of Type-1 Diabetes	Siahaan Lab
	Binding and Internalization Properties of LFA-1-derived Peptides	Siahaan Lab
	Mechanisms of Aggregation and Physical Stabilization of ATF5	Laurence Lab
	Prodrug and nanocarrier design for treatment of melanoma	Forrest Lab
	Improving Physical Stability of EC1 Domain of E-cadherin by Blocking Its Free Thiol	Siahaan Lab
	Treatment of metastatic breast cancer in the axilla nodes	Forrest Lab
	Utilizing ICAM-1 Peptides to Target Drugs to Leukocytes using LFA-1 Receptor	Siahaan Lab
	Indentification of Binding Sites of ICAM-1 Peptides on the I-domain of LFA-1	Siahaan Lab
	Monolithic Silica Columns for HILIC Analysis of Basic Drug Compounds	Stobaugh Lab
	Protein structure in amorphous solids by hydrogen/deuterium exchange with MS analysis	Topp Lab
	Controlled release of immunomodulating peptides in Type-1 diabetes	Topp Lab
	Mechanisms of degradation of phenylephrine and cetirizine	Topp Lab
	Binding Mechanism of E-cadherin Peptides to Expressed E-cadherin: Modulators of Biological Barriers	Siahaan Lab
	Identification/Quantification of Post-translational Protein Modifications	Schöneich Lab