Host Pathogen Interactions: Structural Biology of Host-Pathogen
The objective of the Host Pathogen Interactions: Structural Biology of Host-Pathogen core group is to initiate collaborative projects that address challenges related to infectious diseases in the Kingdom and the region. This, to discover novel and efficient ways to diagnose and treat infectious diseases, taking into account the particularity of the Saudi population and environment. A particular aspect of this core group is the study with advanced structural biology tool the molecular interactions of pathogen-host.
Danesh Moradigaravand
Host Pathogen Interactions: Structural Biology of Host-Pathogen — Core group
Assistant Professor, Bioscience
Funded projects
Mitigation of COVID-19 through repurposing FDA-approved drugs targeting SARS-CoV-2 Envelope (E) protein Ion Channels (ICs)
KAUST PI(s): Takashi Gojobori Collaboration Partner(s): N/A Collaborative Institution: N/A
COVIDOMICS-KSA: towards a better understanding of the Covid-19 in the KSA, monitoring viral and host genotypes of interest and their roles in the virus-host arms race
KAUST PI(s): Arnab Pain Collaboration Partner(s): Takashi Gojobori, Paula Moraga Collaborative Institution: N/A