We view the emerging field of Chemical Biology
as the study, design and use of new chemical tools to study biological
problems. At the University of Massachusetts Amherst, we have a team
of investigators from the Departments of Biochemistry & Molecular
Biology, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, and Polymer Science & Engineering
who focus on building and exploiting chemical probes of biological
function. Graduate students in Chemical Biology may join graduate
programs in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Polymer Science & Engineering
Molecular or Cellular Biology (MCB).
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FACULTY |
DEPARTMENT |
SPECIALIZATION |
GRADUATE
PROGRAMS |
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| Bishop, Anthony |
Chemistry
Amherst College |
Chemical approaches to signal transduction and protein synthesis |
MCB |
| Garman,
Scott |
Biochemistry & Molecular Biology |
Biochemistry & Molecular Biology |
MCB, Chem |
| Gierasch,
Lila |
Biochemistry & Molecular Biology/Chemistry |
Biophysical approaches to protein folding and localization |
MCB, Chem |
| Hardy, Jeanne |
Chemistry |
Design of allosteric switches in apoptosis proteins; use of x-ray
crystallography |
Chem, MCB |
| Rotello, Vincent |
Chemistry |
Biomedical applications of nanoparticles and polymers |
Chem, MCB |
| Tew, Gregory |
Polymer Science & Engineering |
Bio-inspired macromolecules and materials |
PSE, MCB |
| S. "Thai" Thayumanavan |
Chemistry |
Biomimetic macromolecules |
Chem, MCB |
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