Available Positions
Post-Doc, Technician
For more information, please contact Michael Kay.
Life elevated
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Opportunities for Students
Graduate students can join the lab through the programs in Molecular Biology or Biological Chemistry. We welcome rotation students.
Papers
Research from the Kay Lab is published in leading scientific journals. Below are some of our more recent papers. Our complete list is also available.
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PIE12-Trimer Discovery 2010 J. Virol. |
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PIE12-Trimer Microbicide 2011 J. Virol. |
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Potent D-peptide inhibitors of HIV-1 entry 2007 PNAS |
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Peptide Mimic of the HIV Envelope gp120-gp41 Interface 2008 J Mol Biol |
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Research
The Kay Lab is dedicated to finding ways to combat HIV infection and other life threatening diseases. Our research sheds light on the mechanisms of enveloped viral entry and its inhibition. Through a collaboration with a local pharmaceutical company, Navigen, we hope to translate our research into the development of effective human therapeutics.
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University of Utah, Department of Biochemistry, 15 N Medical Drive East RM 4100, Salt Lake City, UT 84112-5650 USA
Office: (801) 585-5021 | Lab: (801) 585-9512 | kay@biochem.utah.edu