Student Research Conference Abstract Display

2024 Student Research Conference:
37th Annual Student Research Conference

computational chemistry

Analyzing Structural Changes in the Factor V Leiden Mutation Using Computational Methods to Determine a Specific Treatment for Preventing Blood Clot Disorders

Oral Presentation
(Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Chemistry, Biology)
Isabelle M. Zagarri
Dr. Bill R. Miller, Faculty Mentor
(107-3, 9:45, MG 1000)
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Computational Analysis of Polyphenols as a Potential Treatment for Alzheimer’s Disease by Disaggregation of Amyloid-Beta Plaques

Oral Presentation
(Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Chemistry)
Sarah E. Harris
Dr. Bill R. Miller, Faculty Mentor
(306-4, 1:30, MG 2001)
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Computational investigation of small-molecule inhibitors targeting He-PTP as a potential treatment for leukemia

Oral Presentation
(Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Chemistry, Biology)
Lauren E. Reid
Dr. Bill R. Miller, Faculty Mentor
(107-2, 9:30, MG 1000)
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Computational Studies of Polyphenols as a Novel Drug Treatment for Alzheimer's Disease

Oral Presentation
(Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Chemistry, Biology)
Christine W. Chen
Dr. Bill R. Miller, Faculty Mentor
(306-3, 1:15, MG 2001)
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Early study and discovery of Hematopoietic Protein Tyrosine Phosphatase (He-PTP) Inhibitors Using Computational Chemistry

Oral Presentation
(Chemistry, Biology)
Alex L. Kepes
Dr. Bill R. Miller, Faculty Mentor
(106-4, 10:00, MG 2001)
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Inhibiting the KIX to c-Myb Interaction as a Potential Treatment for Leukemia

Oral Presentation
(Chemistry, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology)
Zoe A. Vetter
Dr. Bill R. Miller, Faculty Mentor
(207-4, 11:15, MG 1000)
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Potential of Flavones as α-synuclein Inhibitors for Parkinson‘s Disease: Computational Insights of Baicalein and Derivatives

Oral Presentation
(Chemistry)
Kyle R. Hatch* and Stephanie Vaughn
Dr. Bill R. Miller, Faculty Mentor
(206-1, 10:30, MG 2001)
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Using KCNQ2 structure to understand molecular determinants contributing to Developmental and Epileptic Encephalopathy

Oral Presentation
(Biochemistry and Molecular Biology)
Emma C. Thompson
Dr. Timothy Abreo (Baylor College of Medicine), Dr. Edward Cooper (Baylor College of Medicine), and Dr. Bill R. Miller, Faculty Mentors
(107-4, 10:00, MG 1000)
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