Center for Integrative Chemical Biology and Drug Discovery
Therapeutic Approaches: Small Molecules
Therapeutic Areas of Expertise: Oncology, chromatin regulation
Center/Program Highlights:
The Center was initiated with funding from across the University and a significant contribution from the University Cancer Research Fund (created by the State Legislature).
The goals of the Center are to:
- Enable interrogation of biology with small molecules resulting in funding of new UNC grant proposals
- Deliver 1 or more chemical probes or leads per year
- Establish external collaborations and funding base such that the Center is sustainable
- Create strong research program in chemical biology of chromatin regulation within the Center that competes effectively for external funding
- Create mechanisms for student and faculty training and enrichment in the areas of expertise within the Center
- Create collaborations and intellectual property to translate discoveries to patients
Sources of Funding: Federal/State, Philanthropy, University
Institutional Affiliation(s): UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy
Address:
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
125 Mason Farm Road, CB #7363
Chapel Hill
North Carolina, 27599-7363
United States
Center/Program Start Date: 2008
Number of Employees: 75
