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Structural Biology Laboratory


The mission of the Laboratory of Structural Biology (LSB) is to provide insights into biological processes that modulate the effects of environmental exposures on human health. To accomplish this, the LSB investigates the following topics:


  • The relationship between the atomic level structures of macromolecules and their biochemical properties
  • The abilities of macromolecules to interact with substrates and other molecules, including those of environmental concern
  • The functions of macromolecules in vivo

 

The research performed by LSB members requires an integrated approach wherein X-ray crystallography, nuclear magnetic resonance, mass spectrometry and computational chemistry are combined with biochemical and genetic approaches. Traci M. T. Hall, Ph.D., is the Acting Chief of the LSB.

 

Structural Biology Laboratory Logo DNA Replication Fidelity, Thomas A. Kunkel, Ph.D. Macromolecular Structure, Traci M. T. Hall, Ph.D. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Robert E. London, Ph.D. Structural Biology Support DNA Repair & Nucleic Acid Enzymology, Samuel H. Wilson, Ph.D. R. Scott Williams, Ph.D.

Scientific Support Staff

Shannon Duncan
Administrative Specialist
Tel (919) 541-5759
Fax (919) 541-7880
duncans1@niehs.nih.gov


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