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Craig E. Cameron

Professor and Chair

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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School of Medicine

Microbiology and Immunology

Craig E. Cameron is currently serving as a Microbiology And Immunology Professor and Chair at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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virology molecular biology biochemistry genetics viral genetics virus research molecular virology immunology rna biology structural biology enzymes gene expression general virology biological chemistry protein science virus-host interactions viral replication genome biology structural molecular biology medicinal research viral evolution viral structural protein enzyme inhibition nucleic acids hiv viral hepatitis mitochondrial function protein structure medicinal chemistry medical virology biochemical sciences transcription regulation rna-dependent rna polymerase protein engineering antiviral research virus structure gene regulation infection control clinical microbiology viral pathogenesis avian biology lethal mutagenesis plo biology antiviral therapy animal virus mutagenesis antiviral drug development biochemical genetics viral oncology protein purification viral diagnostics enzyme catalysis protein expression molecular regulation enzymatic modification antiviral drugs arbovirus antiviral activity rna-dependent rna polymerases structure-function relationships kinetic analysis rna viruses surface acoustic wave structure-function enzyme kinetics cell regulation genetic technologies cellular biology oligonucleotides nucleotidyl transfer escherichia coli error catastrophe rna virus single-cell virology high-throughput magnetic tweezers viral attenuation nucleotide incorporation laboratory investigation infectious diseases transcription (biology) rna polymerases

Notable Scholarly Works

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Ain’t No Stoppin’ Us Now…. Science Advances (2024)

Craig E. Cameron

scientific communicationenvironmental sciencescience advancescience policyscience and technology studies

Discovery of a Cell-Active Chikungunya Virus Nsp2 Protease Inhibitor Using a Covalent Fragment-Based Screening Approach. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Eric M. MertenJohn D. SearsTina M. LeisnerPaul B. HardyAnirban GhoshalMohammad Anwar HossainKesatebrhan Haile AsressuPeter J. BrownMichael A. StashkoLaura HerringAngie L. MordantThomas S. WebbChristine A. MillsNatalie K. BarkerZachary J. StreblowSumera PerveenCheryl ArrowsmithJamie J. ArnoldCraig E CameronDaniel N. StreblowNathaniel J. MoormanMark HeiseTimothy M. WillsonKonstantin PopovKenneth H. Pearce

clinical microbiologyviral diagnosticsvirologylaboratory investigationmicrobiologyglobal healthmolecular diagnosticsmolecular biologydrug discoveryvirus research

Editorial Board. Brachytherapy (2024)

A SyedMichael ZelefskyBethany AndersonGastrointestinal StrnadSteven FrankMatthew HarkenriderMitchell KamravaEye HeadPhillip DevlinChirag ShahGilad CohenMark RivardInvited FeaturesScott GlaserUsa TheranosticsNeil TaunkJaroslaw HepelJean Michael Hannoun-LeviFrance GastrointestinalPeter HassAlexandra StewartAmandeep TaggarMira KeyesGerard MortonPeter OrioChad TangEmma FieldsEric LeungWilliam SmallNeck SkinAngeles RovirosaLuca TagliaferriNikhil JoshiMartin TomAntonio DamatoChristopher DeufelDaniel ScanderbegDavid Aramburu NúñezIvan BuzurovicMauricio CambeiroMark CorkumJean-Marc CossetBrett CoxJuanita CrookJoao LuisDa SilvaBrian DavisLaura DoylePatricia EifelShirin EngerGabriel FonsecaRazvan GalalaeJose GuinotChristina GutiérrezLara HathoutEric HorwitzPeter HoskinJun ItamiChristian KirisitsManon KisselMarisa KollmeierRajat KudchadkerUsama MahmoodPatrick MclaughlinKevin MartellCanada Victor Munoz-GarzonBradley PietersCsaba PolgarAron PopovtzerLouis PottersBradley PrestidgeMarcus RandallSusan RichardsonMack RoachSimona ShaitelmanFrank-Andre SiebertNelson StoneEric VigneaultAkila ViswanathanTe VuongJunjie WangChina WernickeCatheryn YasharAtsunori YoruzuDavid Newcombe

Hepatovirus Translation Requires Pdgfa-Associated Protein 1, an Eif4E-Binding Protein Regulating Endoplasmic Reticulum Stress Responses. Carolina Digital Repository (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) (2024)

Shirasaki, TakayoshiLenarcic, ErikMisumi, IchiroXie, LingFusco, William G.Yonish, BryanDas, AnshumanKim, HyejeongCameron, Craig E.Léger-Abraham, MélissaChen, XianCullen, John M.Whitmire, Jason K.Li, YouDuncan, Joseph A.Moorman, Nathaniel J.Lemon, Stanley M.

virologyvirus-host interactionshepatovirus translationbiochemistrymicrobiologymolecular biologyvirus research

Identification of a Cell-Active Chikungunya Virus Nsp2 Protease Inhibitor Using a Covalent Fragment-Based Screening Approach. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Eric M. MertenJohn D. SearsTina M. LeisnerP. Brian HardyAnirban GhoshalMohammad Anwar HossainKesatebrhan Haile AsressuPeter J. BrownEdwin G. TseMichael A. StashkoKelin LiJacqueline L. Norris-DrouinLaura E. HerringAngie L. MordantThomas S. WebbChristine A. MillsNatalie K. BarkerZachary J. StreblowSumera PerveenCheryl H. ArrowsmithRafael Miguez CouñagoJamie J. ArnoldCraig E. CameronDaniel N. StreblowNathaniel J. MoormanMark T. HeiseTimothy M. WillsonKonstantin I. PopovKenneth H. Pearce

antiviral drug developmentvirologybiochemistrymicrobiologyantiviral researchmolecular diagnosticsmolecular biologymolecular virologyprotein structureviral diagnosticsenzyme inhibitionvirus research

Non-Lytic Spread of Poliovirus Requires the Nonstructural Protein 3cd. mBio (2024)

David Aponte-DiazJayden M. HarrisTongjia Ella KangVictoria KorboukhMohamad S. SotoudeganJennifer L. GrayNeela H. YennawarIbrahim M. MoustafaAndrew MacadamCraig E. Cameron

non-lytic spreadmolecular biology

Single-Cell Virology: On-Chip, Quantitative Characterization of the Dynamics of Virus Spread From One Single Cell to Another. Viruses (2024)

Wu LiuClaus O. WilkeJamie J. ArnoldMohamad S. SotoudeganCraig E. Cameron

single-cell virologyvirologyvirus transmissionquantitative characterizationvirus research

Abstract 1245: Enteroviral 2C Protein is an Rna-Stimulated Atpase and Uses a Two-Step Mechanism for Binding to Rna and Atp. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2023)

Calvin YeagerGriffin CarterDavid GoharaNeela YennawarEric EnemarkJamie ArnoldCraig Cameron

enzymesvirologytwo-step mechanismprotein sciencebiochemistryrna-stimulated atpasemolecular biologybiological chemistryrna biologygenetics

Hepatoviruses Promote Very-Long-Chain Fatty Acid and Sphingolipid Synthesis for Viral Rna Replication and Quasi-Enveloped Virus Release. Science Advances (2023)

Tomoyuki ShiotaZhucui LiGuan-Yuan ChenKevin L. McKnightTakayoshi ShirasakiBryan YonishHeyjeong KimEthan J. FritchTimothy P. SheahanMasamichi MuramatsuMaryna KapustinaCraig E. CameronYou LiQibin ZhangStanley M. Lemon

very-long-chain fatty acidvirologysphingolipid synthesisviral rna replicationmolecular biologyscience advancequasi-enveloped virus release

Maintenance of a Host-Specific Minority Mutation in the West Nile Virus Ns3. iScience (2023)

Haley S. CaldwellLili KuoJanice D. PataAlan P. DupuisJamie J. ArnoldCalvin YeagerJessica StoutCheri A. KoetznerAnne F. PayneSean M. BialosukniaElyse M. BankerTaylor A. NolenCraig E. CameronAlexander T. Ciota

cytogeneticsviral geneticsvirologyhost geneticsviral evolutionpopulation geneticsgeneticshost-specific minority mutation

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Craig E. Cameron

Professor and Chair

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Microbiology and Immunology

Craig E. Cameron is currently serving as a Microbiology And Immunology Professor and Chair at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Craig E. Cameron

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Professor and Chair

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ain’t No Stoppin’ Us Now…. Science Advances (2024)

Craig E. Cameron

scientific communicationenvironmental sciencescience advancescience policyscience and technology studies

Discovery of a Cell-Active Chikungunya Virus Nsp2 Protease Inhibitor Using a Covalent Fragment-Based Screening Approach. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

clinical microbiologyviral diagnosticsvirologylaboratory investigationmicrobiologyglobal healthmolecular diagnosticsmolecular biologydrug discoveryvirus research

Editorial Board. Brachytherapy (2024)

virologyvirus-host interactionshepatovirus translationbiochemistrymicrobiologymolecular biologyvirus research

Identification of a Cell-Active Chikungunya Virus Nsp2 Protease Inhibitor Using a Covalent Fragment-Based Screening Approach. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

antiviral drug developmentvirologybiochemistrymicrobiologyantiviral researchmolecular diagnosticsmolecular biologymolecular virologyprotein structureviral diagnosticsenzyme inhibitionvirus research

Non-Lytic Spread of Poliovirus Requires the Nonstructural Protein 3cd. mBio (2024)

David Aponte-DiazJayden M. HarrisTongjia Ella KangVictoria KorboukhMohamad S. SotoudeganJennifer L. GrayNeela H. YennawarIbrahim M. MoustafaAndrew MacadamCraig E. Cameron

non-lytic spreadmolecular biology

Single-Cell Virology: On-Chip, Quantitative Characterization of the Dynamics of Virus Spread From One Single Cell to Another. Viruses (2024)

Wu LiuClaus O. WilkeJamie J. ArnoldMohamad S. SotoudeganCraig E. Cameron

single-cell virologyvirologyvirus transmissionquantitative characterizationvirus research

Abstract 1245: Enteroviral 2C Protein is an Rna-Stimulated Atpase and Uses a Two-Step Mechanism for Binding to Rna and Atp. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2023)

Calvin YeagerGriffin CarterDavid GoharaNeela YennawarEric EnemarkJamie ArnoldCraig Cameron

enzymesvirologytwo-step mechanismprotein sciencebiochemistryrna-stimulated atpasemolecular biologybiological chemistryrna biologygenetics

Hepatoviruses Promote Very-Long-Chain Fatty Acid and Sphingolipid Synthesis for Viral Rna Replication and Quasi-Enveloped Virus Release. Science Advances (2023)

very-long-chain fatty acidvirologysphingolipid synthesisviral rna replicationmolecular biologyscience advancequasi-enveloped virus release

Maintenance of a Host-Specific Minority Mutation in the West Nile Virus Ns3. iScience (2023)

cytogeneticsviral geneticsvirologyhost geneticsviral evolutionpopulation geneticsgeneticshost-specific minority mutation

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