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Our research area includes structure-function studies of virus, protein, and protein-DNA complexes, and engineering of these molecules for biotechnology applications. We combine the methods of crystallography, biochemistry and molecular modeling to study molecules involved in gene expression controls in cancer cells and virus particles for gene delivery systems. Our aim is to correlate structure to function for the development of therapeutic treatment of disease.

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