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Dr. Jenny J Yang

Professor, Biochemistry and Biophysics

1992, Ph.D., Florida State University

1992-1993 Research Fellow, Syntex Discovery Research

1993-1995 OCMS Research Fellow, University of Oxford, UK

1995-1996 Harford Research Fellow of MB&B, Yale University

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Dr. Jenny J Yang

Department of Chemistry, Georgia State University

552 Natural Science Center

Atlanta, GA 30303

Phone: (404) 413-5520

Fax: (404) 413-5551

Email: chejjy@langate.gsu.edu

NEW! NMR Postdoc wanted beginning 08/01/2008!

Looking for a motivated Postdoc who understands the basics of modern protein solution NMR such as structure determination and dynamics, or MRI, and has unix/linux skills. Click here for more details.

Research Interest:

The research in the Jenny J Yang Laboratory focuses on the chemical, biological, material and environmental role of calcium and calcium binding proteins ( We call it calciomics ) using design and engineering approaches. Our goal is to predict and understand the role of metal ions, especially calcium, in biological, chemical and environmental systems, to design novel tools for diagnostics and research, and to create drugs for better health and overall environment. Our multi-disciplinary research projects involve the Structural Biology (NMR and X-ray), Biophysics, Biochemistry, Bioinorganic Chemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology, Biocomputing (Bioinformatics), Physiology, Neuron Sciences and Biomaterial Sciences. Our multidisciplinary approach to these research interests includes site-directed mutagenesis, combinatorial methods, molecular modeling, bacterial and mammalian cell cultures, in cell NMR, various spectroscopic methods (e.g. CD, fluorescence, confocal scanning fluorescence microscopy, NMR, X-ray crystallography, cellular imaging, and MRI imaging) and other techniques such as BiaCore (SPR) and Mass spectrometry. There are several main research concentrations in our group.

For seminar information please contact, Sina De Leon Office: 404-413-5551 Email: chesnd@langate.gsu.edu

Last Modified: 7/27/2008 For more information, contact: chempk@langate.gsu.edu