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Disease Target Structure Research Center

Finding out tertiary structure of disease target and creation of orginal technology for function control based on structure
- Finding out the structure and function of tertiary structure of disease target protein
- Development of original technology related to function control based on structure of disease target
- Identification and verification of disease target based on proteomics
- Research on the control of degenerative diseases based on animal model

researchers and research statement
Name |
Research Fields |
Seung-Wook Chi (Associate Director) |
- Nanopore sensor technology development, protein design and engineering
- Structure-based drug development, structural biology of apoptosis-regulating anticancer proteins
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Seung Jun Kim |
- Structural studies on anti-oxidant proteins and protein tyrosine phosphatases
- Drug development using 3-D structural information
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Jeong Hee Moon |
- Mass spectrometry, Proteomics, Protein Dynamics, Protein Quantification
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Byoung Chul Park |
- Target mining and validation using proteomics, Signal transduction
- Translational research on immune diseases
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Sung Goo Park |
- Mechanism and functions of apoptosis-related proteins, Protease degradomics
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Eui-Jeon Woo |
- Research on the structure and function of nucleic acid-binding proteins and Crispr system
- Development of functional control technology using structure-based protein engineering
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Kweon Yu |
- Molecular genetics research on metabolic and neurodegenerative diseases using the Drosophila Model
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Sunghyun Kang |
- Proteomics and mass spectrometry
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Sunhong Kim |
- Cell Signal Transduction in cell and C. elegans model
- Drug Discovery
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Tae-Sung Yoon |
- Neutron & X-ray crystallography, structural proteomics, astrobiology
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Bonsu Ku |
- Protein X-ray crystallography
- Structural studies on signaling-regulatory proteins
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Jeong Hoon Kim |
- Studies on the regulatory mechanisms of chromatin modifiers
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Jeong-Soo Lee |
- Research on neurology, blood vessel development, and nanotoxicity using zebrafish
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Mi-Kyung Lee |
- Structural and dynamics studies using NMR spectroscopy
- Analysis of biomolecule using solid-state and protein nanopores
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Ho-Chul Shin |
- Protein X-ray crystallography
- 3D structural studies and antibody development of protein tyrosine phosphatases
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- Research on the structure and function of disease target protein
- Understanding of tertiary structure and mechanism of cell signal regulation protein including apoptosis, cell differentiation and generation of cancer cell using X-ray crystallography and NMR spectroscopy
- Development of structural based medicine to control disease target
- Identification and verification of disease target protein based on proteomics
- Analysis of apoptosis interactome based on proteomics
- Identification of biomarkers and verification of functions related to atopic skin disease, asthma, and rheumatoid arthritis
- Research on the degenerative disease control based on animal model
- Establishment of platform to evaluate the customized multiple digenerative brain disease phenotype animal model (vinegar fly and zebrafish)
- Research on new candidate material and biomarker mechanism based on animal model related to degenerative disease
- Development of new drug through cell signaling research
- Research on various cell signaling mechanisms including GPCR, Wnt, mTOR
- Identification of effective material and leading material using various activity evaluation methods
- Research on nanopore based protein and RNA sensing
- Development of medicine screening technology using nanopore

- Understanding of the tertiary structure and function of kinase and phosphastase yeast
- Finding out the tertiary structure and mechanism of more than 20 types of phosphastase yeasts that regulate cell signaling including apoptosis, cell differentiation and generation of cancer cell
- Finding out the structure of protein compound that regulates apoptosis and identification of drug repositioning strategy based on the structure
- Understanding of tertiary structure of anticancer target protein that regulates apoptosis using NMR spectroscopy and identification of multi-targeting anti-cancer drug
- Finding out the growth regulating microRNA
- Finding out that microRNA9a regulates the growth through microRNA library screening
- Finding out that sNPFR/NPYR is the target of microRNA9a and they regulates growth
- Presenting the possibility of treating Alzheimer¡¯s disease with porphyrins that is activated by light
- Finding out that porphyrins activated by light deters the formation of A-beta polymer
- Finding out that porphyrins activated by light relieves the symptoms in vinegar fly Alzheimer model
- High resolution imaging analysis in real time on the impact of nano particle graphene oxide on blood vessel development
- Development of protein-protein interaction deterrent screening technology using nanopore