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:: Current Members
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Alvan Hengge
Professor, Organic Chemistry
Ph.D.: University of Cincinnati, 1987 (Organic chemistry)
NIH Postdoctoral Fellow: 1987-1990, University of Wisconsin-Madison,
Biochemistry
Assistant Scientist, Institute for Enzyme Research, University of
Wisconsin, 1990-1996
Assistant Professor, USU Dept. of Chemistry & Biochemistry,
1996-2000
Associate Professor, USU Dept. of Chemistry & Biochemistry,
2000-2004
Professor, USU Dept. of Chemistry & Biochemistry,2005-present
USU College of Science Teacher of the Year, 2005
USU College of Science Researcher of the Year, 2006
Office phone: (435) 797-3442, FAX: (435) 797-3390
Lab phone: (435) 797-0023
E-mail: alvan.hengge@usu.edu
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:: Former Postdoctoral Reserchers
Dr. Przemyslaw Czyryca, October
1998-August 2003. Present position: Scientist, Computational Chemistry,
Fujitsu.
Dr. Krzysztof Swierczek, February
2001-April 2003. Present position: NPS Pharmaceuticals.
Dr. Eric Tanifum, May 2006-March
2008. Present position: Postdoctoral fellow at Gilbertson Lab, University
of Texas Medical Branch, Chemical Biology Program, Department of Pharmacology
and Toxicology.
:: Former Graduate Students
Dr. Richard Hoff, Ph.D. (1999).
"Investigation of the Cleavage of the Ester Bond in Phosphate Monoesters:
Enzymatic and Solution Studies of Phosphoryl Transfer Reactions and Comparison
with Sulfuryl Transfer Reactions." Present position: Associate
Professor, U. S. Military Academy, West Point.
Dr. Irina Catrina, Ph.D. (2001).
"Phosphorothioates as Models for Studying Phosphoryl Transfer Reactions."
Present position: Research Associate, Hunter College, Department of Biological
Sciences.
Dr. Piotr Grzyska, Ph.D. (2003).
"Insights on Enzymatic and Uncatalyzed Phosphoryl Transfer."
Present position: Postdoctoral fellow, Michigan State University.
Ms. Jamie Purcell, M.S. (2005).
"1. Thermodynamic Investigation of Phosphoryl and Thiophosphoryl
Transfer. 2. Kinetic Isotope Effects on Zinc-Mediated Phosphotriester
Hydrolysis.Insights on Enzymatic and Uncatalyzed Phosphoryl Transfer."
Present position: Ph.D. student at Emory University.
Dr. Kerensa Sorensen-Stowell, Ph.D. (2006).
"Insights Into Solvation Effects on Phosphate, Phosphorothioate,
and Sulfate Ester Hydrolysis Reactions." Present position:
Assistant Professor, BYU-Idaho, Department of Chemistry.
Dr. Tim Humphry, Ph.D. (2006).
"Investigations on the Effect of Metal Complexation Upon the Hydrolysis
Reactions of Phosphate Esters." Present position: Postdoctoral
fellow at North Carolina State University Department of Chemistry.
Ms. Robynn Cox, M.S. (2007).
"A mechanistic study of purple acid phosphatases."
Dr. Subashree Iyer, Ph.D. (2007).
"Synthesis and evaluation of phosphonic acids as phosphatase inhibitors.
2. Transesterification thio effects and kinetic isotope effects of thio-substituted
ribonucleoside models."
:: Former Undergraduate Students
Samantha Streicher, 1997-1998
Paul Larsen, 1998-1999 (2 papers)
Kelly Southwick-Small, 1998-1999 (1 paper)
Sarah Fitch, 1998-1999
Justin Golightly, 1999 (1 paper)
David Cleverly, 1999-2000
Stuart Gibby, 2000-2002 (1 paper)
Jarod Younker, June 2001-August 2004 (3 papers,
3 poster presentations)
Jamie Purcell, June 2001-August 2004 (2 papers,
3 poster presentations)
Randy Christensen, January 2003-May 2003
Zahraa Al-Lawati, January 2004-August 2004
Darin Humphreys, January 2004-June 2005
Elise McKenna, May 2004-December 2004
Elizabeth Lund, May 2005-July 2007 (1 paper,
1 poster presentation)
Doug Holt, October 2005-December 2006
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