Walid Houry
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Moraes, Trevor
Université de Toronto -
Lee, Jeffrey
Université de Toronto -
Yip, Christopher
Université de Toronto -
Pai, Emil
Université de Toronto -
Privé, Gilbert
University Health Network -
Bender, Timothy
Université de Toronto -
Christendat, Dinesh
Université de Toronto -
Deber, Charles
Université de Toronto -
Fernandez-Gonzalez, Rodrigo
Université de Toronto -
McQuibban, George
Université de Toronto -
Nitz, Mark
Université de Toronto -
Privé, Gilbert
Université de Toronto -
Privé, Gilbert
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Prosser, Robert Scott
Université de Toronto -
Savchenko, Alexei
Université de Toronto -
Sharpe, Simon
Hospital for Sick Children -
Zamble, Deborah
Université de Toronto -
Brown, Leonid
University of Guelph -
Coe, Imogen
Ryerson University -
Enenkel, Cordula
Université de Toronto -
Ernst, Oliver
Université de Toronto -
Fliegel, Larry
Université de l'Alberta -
Prosser, Robert
Université de Toronto
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Projets de recherche récents
Upgrade Advanced EPR/DEER Spectroscopy Facility
2019/20 • $150,000 • PI,CO
Electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) and double electronelectron resonance (DEER) spectroscopy are important structural biology methods to obtain information on protein dynamics and protein conformations, which is complementary to cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) and x-ray crystallography....
Chaperones and Proteases of the Plasmodium falciparum Parasite
2014/15-2018/19 • $235,000 • PI
Protein homeostasis in the cell is regulated by a wide array of quality control systems consisting of molecular chaperones and proteases. These systems assist newly-translated proteins in folding to their native state and also ensure that misfolded proteins and short-lived regulatory proteins...
Characterization of the structure and stability of human serum albumin isolated using a novel plasma extraction technique****
2018/19 • $25,000 • PI
Molecular chaperones are a highly interactive group of cellular proteins that fulfill central roles in all aspects of protein homeostasis including protein folding, assembly, and unfolding of substrates. Chaperones are typically categorized into families based on their sequence similarity and...
High resolution characterization of macromolecular structure and dynamics
2016/17 • $145,571 • PI,CO
Funds requested in this NSERC Research Tools and Instruments (Category 1) grant application will be used to purchase a state-of-the-art and new-to-market Size Exclusion Chromatography Multi-Angle Static Light Scattering (SEC-MALS) system and to upgrade a multiuser analytical ultracentrifugation...
An Enhanced Combinatorial Super-Resolution Microscopy Platform
2015/16 • $150,000 • PI,CO
RTI funding will be used to enhance the spatial, temporal, and spectral resolution of an exceptionally capable super-resolution combinatorial microscopy platform that combines the sub-nanometer 3-D resolution of scanning probe microscopy with super-resolution fluorescence microscopy. This latter...
Core facility infrastructure for optimizing conditions for lipidic cubic phase-based membrane protein crystallization
2014/15 • $150,000 • PI,CO
Membrane proteins perform a variety of biological functions that are critical to the survival of bacteria, plants, and eukaryotes. Crystal structures of these membrane proteins have shed enormous insights into the functions of transporters, signal transduction receptors, and enzymes. However,...
Chaperones and proteases of the Plasmodium falciparum parasite
2013/14 • $30,000 • PI
The eukaryotic protozoan parasite Plasmodium falciparum is the causative agent of malaria. It harbors two organelles of prokaryotic origin, the mitochondrion and the apicoplast. The apicoplast is a non-photosynthetic plastid derived from an ancient red algal endosymbiont. Hence, the apicoplast...
Systematic Analysis of the Regulation of Hsp90 by its cofactors
2012/13 • $26,000 • PI
Protein homeostasis in the cell is regulated by a wide array of molecular systems consisting of molecular chaperones and proteases. These systems ensure that proteins fold to their native state and maintain their proper conformation throughout their lifetime in the cell. The chaperone...
Brevets
ACTIVATEURS DES PROTÉASES CYLINDRIQUES
L'invention concerne des activateurs des protéases cylindriques (ACP), en particulier ClpP, et leur rôle pour diagnostiquer et traiter les infections bactériennes. On a identifié un certain nombre d'ACP qui activent une protéase caséinolytique P (ClpP) et peuvent dégrader indépendamment uniquement de petits peptides. En présence d'ACP, on peut activer ClpP pour lui permettre de dégrader de plus grosses protéines, et de supprimer ainsi la spécificité provenant des chaperonnes dépendantes...
Applications connexes: WO2011CA01406