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Alan M. Grossfield, Ph.D.

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Phone Numbers

Office: (585) 276-4193

Fax: (585) 271-2683

Research Labs

My lab's research is focused on understanding the atomic-level interactions that drive the function of membranes and membrane proteins, using computer simulation as our primary tool.

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Biography

Research

My research interests revolve around the use of computer modeling to understand the structure and thermodynamics of biological molecules. In particular, I am most interested in understanding the biology and physics of lipid-protein interactions. These interactions underlie a fantastic array of biological processes, including cell-signaling by GPCRs and some immune reactions, specifically the action of antimicrobial peptides.

Publications

Journal Articles

2/10/2023
Robinson EN, Grossfield A. "Application of molecular dynamics to elucidate key binding interactions for the development of therapeutics against opioid overdose." Biophysical journal.. 2023 Feb 10; 122(3S1):183a.

2/10/2023
Menon CSK, Karpos K, Grant TD, Struts AV, Fried SDE, Perera SMDC, Kosheleva IV, Salas-Estrada L, Grossfield A, Fromme P, Kirian RA, Brown MF. "X-ray scattering exhibits time-resolved view of rhodopsin activation." Biophysical journal.. 2023 Feb 10; 122(3S1):191a.

2/10/2023
Brown MF, Grant TD, Perera SMDC, Salas-Estrada L, Struts AV, Karpos K, Chawla U, Fried SDE, Menon CSK, Weerasinghe N, Meza D, Mendez D, Grossfield A, Fromme P, Kirian RA. "Femtosecond dynamics of rhodopsin revealed by X-ray laser." Biophysical journal.. 2023 Feb 10; 122(3S1):199a.

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