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Prof. Stefan Knapp

Principal Investigator
Phosphorylation Dependent Signaling Group

Research activities in my group are focused on the functional characterization and structure determination of human kinases, phosphatases and other signaling molecules. The main interest my research is to understand the molecular mechanisms that lead to regulation of signal transduction and the development of specific inhibitors based on structural studies.

Curriculum vitae

University education:
03.1987 - 08.1990 Chemistry (University of Marburg (Germany))
Biochemistry (University of Illinois at Urbana).
10.1991 - 09.1992 Diplomathesis (Institute für Molekularbiologie und Tumorforschung) (IMT), University of Marburg (Germany), (Prof. M. Beato).
11.1992 - 12.1996 Ph.D. Thesis (Karolinska Institute)
Department of Biosciences, Center for Structural Biochemistry, Stockholm, Sweden (Prof. R. Ladenstein).
12.1996 - 12.1998 Postdoctoral training: Karolinska Institute
Unit for X-Ray crystallography, Stockholm (Sweden)
06.1997 - 09.1997  Guest Researcher (Université Paris-Sud)
Institut de Génétique et Microbiologie Orsay Cedex, France.
Industrial Experience:
01.1999 - 01.2000 Scientist, Pharmacia & Upjohn, Department of Biology, Nerviano, Italy.
01.2000 - 04.2002 Senior Scientist, Pharmacia Corp., Department of Structural Chemistry
04.2002 - 02.2004 Principal Scientist, Pharmacia Corp., Department of Chemistry.
Since 02. 2004 Principal Investigator, Oxford University, Nuffield Department of Medicine
Structural Genomics Consortium (SGC).

Since 10. 2008 Professor of Structural Chemistry, Oxford University, Nuffield Department of Medicine Structural Genomics Consortium (SGC).

Current group members

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Phosphorylation Dependent Signaling Group
At the front from left to right: Jing Wang, Peter Rellos, Tracy Keates, Ildiko Felletar
At the back from left to right: Amalie Rudolf, Meera Soundarajan, Jeyanthy Eswaran, Stefan Knapp, Ivan Alfano, Panagis Filippakopoulos, Sarah Picaud, Eidarus Salah

Selected Publications

SGC Oxford Group publications

                            
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