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A protein’s binding behavior can become a starting point for antiviral or anti-inflammatory strategies.
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Patricia LiWang studies protein biochemistry and structural biology, including the HIV-inhibiting protein Griffithsin and its mechanism of action. Her group also investigates silk materials for delivering proteins on different timescales and the viral protein vCCI, which binds pro-inflammatory chemokines. These projects connect protein-protein interactions with experimental delivery and inhibition strategies. The research offers a focused match for interests in structural biology, antiviral proteins, biomaterials, and molecular control of inflammation.
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