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DISTINCT ROLES OF THE aD HELIX IN aCAMKII ACTIVATION CHARACTERIZED USING A DE NOVO MUTATION FROM CHILDREN WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES
This dissertation describes the effects of a de novo mutation of CaMKII found in children with learning disabilities and describes its effect on catalytic activity. We develop a malachite green assay for the measurement of CaMKII activation and use it for high-throughput chemical screening to identify CaMKII inhibitors and enhancers. We also propose a new mechanism of regulation of CaMKII activity by ADP.
History
Degree Type
- Doctor of Philosophy
Department
- Medicinal Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology
Campus location
- West Lafayette
Advisor/Supervisor/Committee Chair
Andy HudmonAdditional Committee Member 2
Carol PostAdditional Committee Member 3
Vincent Jo DavissonAdditional Committee Member 4
Tamara Kinzer-UrsemAdditional Committee Member 5
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Keywords
CaMKII αlearning and memory impairmentcalmodulincalcium signalingkinase activitymedicinal chemistrymolecular pharmacologyenzyme kineticswestern blottingbiochemistrymolecular modelinghigh throughput chemical screeningassay developmentprotein structureenzyme coupled assaysmalachite green assaycellular biologyfluorescence microscopyhplclc-ms/msautophosphorylationATP:ADP ratios