Nicholas G. Brown, PhD
Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacology
About
Nicholas G. Brown, PhD, is a UNC Lineberger research member studying the system of inter- and intra-molecular interactions that dynamically regulate the catalytic mechanisms of enzymes to precisely time the events of the cell cycle. His work aims to provide mechanistic insight into the cell cycle that will influence the drug design of cancer therapeutics.
UNC Lineberger Research Member
Cancer Cell Biology Research ProgramNews and Stories
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Advancing new cancer therapeutics
Lindsey James, PhD, and colleagues are developing compounds that help eliminate cancer growth with the goal of creating more effective treatments for patients.
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UNC researchers discover an enzyme that protects DNA during rapid cell divisions
Michael Emanuele, PhD, and colleagues have discovered that an enzyme called USP37 plays a crucial role in ensuring our cells copy their DNA correctly.