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Fields of Research

  • Molecular Basis of Disease
  • Field
  • Protein Structure

Research Summary

I use structural biology (cryo-EM and x-ray crystallography) techniques and biochemical approaches to study the ERAD pathway.


Research Statement

RING finger protein 139 (RNF139) is one of the components in the EARD pathway, whose malfunction is associated with cancers such as renal cell carcinoma. Uncovering how RNF139 regulates cellular homeostasis through the ERAD pathway in a molecular detail will provide us with valuable information for understanding its mechanism and will be beneficial to further studies, such as developing therapeutic strategies.


Awards and Honors

Hui Shi

Postdoctoral Fellow

Affiliations

UW Department of Pharmacology

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Why Pharmacology?

Hui Shi

Postdoctoral Fellow

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UW Department of Pharmacology

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Faculty

Building:
Health Sciences Building
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D408
Phone:
206-616-3887

Lab

Building:
Health Sciences Building
Room:
D408
Phone:
206-616-3887

Hui Shi

Postdoctoral Fellow

Affiliations

UW Department of Pharmacology

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Hui Shi

Postdoctoral Fellow

Affiliations

UW Department of Pharmacology

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Students/Postdocs

Hui Shi

Postdoctoral Fellow

Affiliations

UW Department of Pharmacology

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Publications

Hui Shi

Postdoctoral Fellow

Affiliations

UW Department of Pharmacology

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