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Postdoctoral Research at AstraZeneca

I am investigating the role of water in protein-ligand interactions as well as creating and testing computational chemistry workflows.

Postdoctoral Research at
Virginia Commonwealth University

I was involved in both molecular modeling and code development. These activities are hard to separate, because most of the code I developed was used to automate the modeling work.

Prediction of Which Tyrosines Get Nitrated By Ionizing Radiation

Nitration of Tyrosines

Antibiotics Discovery

O- acetylserine sulfhydrylase-A (OASS-A) catalyzes the last reaction in the biosynthesis of cysteine in bacteria and plants. It is inhibited by another protein, serine acetyltransferase (SAT). We are trying to discover novel antimicrobial agents by searching 3D databases for small molecule analogs of SAT that can reversibly inhibit OASS-A.

Building a Computational Titration Web Application

We a re building a hint!®-based web application for analysis of protonation states in protein-ligand complexes.

Computational Titration Molecule
Computational Titration Chart

Visualization of MD Trajectories

We are experimenting with a novel way to visualize molecular dynamics trajectories, that goes beyond traditional 2D RMSD plots.

MD Plot

Developing Radiation Sensitizers for the Treatment of Glioma Tumors

Recent experiments have shown that the attachment of SHP2 to EGFR can help in radiation treatment of glioma tumors. We are developing an activator of SHP2.

Discovery of Antiviral Agents

We are searching 3D databases for the inhibitors of parainfluenza fusion protein.

Automating the Work of Other Group Members

I am helping to speed up the work of other group members by writing various scripts and programs to automate calculations. This can make a difference between analyzing tens of compounds and thousands of compounds.

Former Research

Modeling Organometallic Chemistry Global Optimization
Theoretical Study of the Si(100) Surface A class project I did on QSAR

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