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Kenneth Minneman, Ph.D. |
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Emory University School of Medicine |
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5086 Rollins Research Center |
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1510 Clifton Road |
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Atlanta, GA 30322-3090 |
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Tel: 404-727-5985 |
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Tel: 404-727-0363 (Lab) |
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Fax: 404-727-0365 |
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kminneman@pharm.emory.edu |
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Ph.D., University of Cambridge, 1977 |
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Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Colorado Medical Center, 1977-80 |
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Emory University, 1980 |
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My goal is to be an internationally recognized authority on the pharmacology and signaling of mammalian G protein coupled receptors, because of outstanding research and teaching. Our current interests are in the complexing of G protein coupled receptors with other proteins, including oligomerization with other G protein coupled receptors, interactions with signaling proteins other than G proteins, and interactions with scaffolding proteins important in maintaining spatial localization and in bridging interactions with other important cellular proteins. We are interested in whether association with such a multitude of other proteins alters the pharmacological or signaling properties of these receptors, creating in effect “new receptors” that are defined by associations between proteins rather than the properties of individual proteins. |
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