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My research focuses on activating the tumor-suppressor role of the RNF43 protein, to prevent cells over-growth. We are developing and optimizing peptide-based anti-cancer lead compounds that targets RNF43.
I use biophysical methods to study the protein- protein interactions of cancer related proteins.
I specifically focus on the ASPP protein family and the NAF-1 protein.
I am developing anti-cancer compounds based on the molecular understanding of the interactions of the STIL protein with itself, and with its partner proteins.
My research aim is to understand the molecular mechanism of function of flagella in bacteria. This will allow us to develop a new class of antibiotics, that target the protein-protein interactions between flagellar proteins.
