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Dean Crick

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Colorado State University

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College of Natural Sciences

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences

Microbiology, Immunology, and Pathology

Dean Crick is currently serving as a Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Professor at Colorado State University.

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microbiology pharmacology clinical microbiology molecular biology biochemistry tuberculosis bacteriology enzymes biological chemistry molecular microbiology biosynthesis drug discovery mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria medicinal chemistry protein science microbial pathogenesis enzyme inhibition applied microbiology medical microbiology membrane biology microbial physiology biochemical sciences redox biology protein biosynthesis protein synthesis structural molecular biology respiratory medicine infection control microbial genetics laser ablation antimicrobial agents clinical biochemistry pulmonary tuberculosis cell wall pharmaceutical chemistry natural product biosynthesis enzyme catalysis protein expression medicinal research clinical chemistry protein chemistry biological macromolecules molecular science antibacterial agents drug development antimicrobial chemotherapy diagnostic microbiology drug targets mycobacterium smegmatis biochemical genetics biological inorganic chemistry clinical infection emerging infectious diseases mycobacterial cell wall antimicrobial compounds protein genetics molecular regulation metabolic regulation drug targeting pathogen characterization structure-function enzyme kinetics enzyme specificity peptidoglycan biosynthesis enzymatic characterization chemoenzymatic synthesis e-farnesyl diphosphate synthase mycobacterial menj pyrazinoic acid model membranes protein o-mannosylation mycobacterial arabinan decaprenylphosphoryl arabinofuranose two-step epimerization new drug multitarget drug discovery

Notable Scholarly Works

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A Novel and Polymeric Inhibitor of Mena Against Mycobacterium Tuberculosis. (2024)

Prabagaran NarayanasamyDean C. Crick

medicinal chemistrypharmacologymycobacterium tuberculosispolymeric inhibitormedicinedrug discoveryinfectious diseasesrespiratory medicinetherapeutic targetsclinical microbiology

Pyrazinoic Acid, the Active Form of the Anti-Tuberculosis Drug Pyrazinamide, and Aromatic Carboxylic Acid Analogs Are Protonophores. Frontiers in Molecular Biosciences (2024)

Fabio L. FontesSteven A. RookerJamie K. Lynn-BarbeMichael A. LyonsDebbie C. CransDean C. Crick

medicinebiochemical sciencesstructural chemistrypyrazinoic acidmolecular medicinefunctional modificationanti-tuberculosis drug pyrazinamidepharmacokineticsactive formmedicinal chemistrypharmacologytuberculosisbiological chemistryremedial actiondrug discoverycatalytic synthesispharmaceutical chemistrymolecular biologymolecular sciencemolecular pharmacology

Tetr-Like Regulator Bp1026B_Ii1561 Controls Aromatic Amino Acid Biosynthesis and Intracellular Pathogenesis in Burkholderia Pseudomallei. Frontiers in Microbiology (2024)

Ian A. McMillanMichael H. NorrisYun Heacock-KangJan Zarzycki-SiekZhenxin SunBrooke A. HartneyLiliana K. FilipowskaM. Nurul IslamDean C. CrickBradley R. BorleeTung T. Hoang

biosynthesismicrobiologyintracellular pathogenesisburkholderia pseudomalleimolecular microbiology

Proline Dehydrogenase and Pyrroline 5 Carboxylate Dehydrogenase From Mycobacterium Tuberculosis: Evidence for Substrate Channeling. Pathogens (2023)

Santosh KumarSteven SegaJamie K. Lynn-BarbeDannika L. HarrisJordan T. KoehnDebbie C. CransDean C. Crick

pathogenic bacteriamycobacterium tuberculosisinfection controlmicrobial geneticsbiochemistryproline dehydrogenaseprotein scienceclinical microbiologymicrobiologyenzyme catalysisstructure-function enzyme kineticspharmacologymicrobial pathogenesisvirologybiological chemistrysubstrate channelingenzymesprotein chemistrymicrobial physiologyenzyme inhibitiondrug metabolism

Sar Study of Piperidine Derivatives as Inhibitors of 1,4-Dihydroxy-2-Naphthoate Isoprenyltransferase (Mena) From Mycobacterium Tuberculosis. European Journal of Medicinal Chemistry (2023)

Kaja BergPooja HegdeVenugopal PujariMarzena BrinkmannDavid Z. WilkinsTanya ParishDean C. CrickCourtney C. Aldrich

medicinal chemistrypharmacologytuberculosispiperidine derivativesmedicinedrug discoveryinfectious diseasesmycobacterium tuberculosismolecular medicineclinical chemistrypharmaceutical chemistryclinical pharmacologysar studytranslational medicine

Do Bioactive 8-Hydroxyquinolines Oxidovanadium(IV) and (V) Complexes Inhibit the Growth of M. Smegmatis?. Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry (2022)

Gonzalo ScaleseZeyad ArhoumaKateryna KostenkovaLeticia Pérez-DíazDean C. CrickDinorah GambinoDebbie C. Crans

biological inorganic chemistrytransition metal chemistrybioactive metalbiochemistrycoordination chemistrybioactive compoundsinorganic chemistryinorganic compounds

Electron Transport Lipids Fold Within Membrane-Like Interfaces. Frontiers in Chemistry (2022)

Margaret M. Braasch-TuriJordan T. KoehnKateryna KostenkovaCameron Van CleaveJacob W. IvesHeide A. MurakamiDean C. CrickDebbie C. Crans

materials sciencebiophysicsstructural biologyelectron transport lipidsmembrane-like interfacesinterface sciencechemistry

Exploring Growth of Mycobacterium Smegmatis Treated With Anticarcinogenic Vanadium Compounds. Inorganics (2022)

Zeyad ArhoumaHeide A. MurakamiJordan T. KoehnXiaorong LiDeborah A. RoessDean C. CrickDebbie C. Crans

pharmacologymicrobiologyapplied microbiologymycobacterium smegmatisanticarcinogenic vanadium compoundsinorganic chemistryclinical microbiology

How Do Anticarcinogenic Vanadium-Compounds Effect Bacterial Infections?. (2022)

Zeyad ArhoumaHeide MurakamiJordan KoehnXiaorong LiDeborah RoessDean CrickDebbie Catharina Crans

infectious diseasescarcinogenesischemistry

Ldtc is a Key L, D -Transpeptidase for Peptidoglycan Assembly in Mycobacterium Smegmatis. Journal of Bacteriology (2022)

Zanah K. FrancisAkeisha N. SandersDean C. CrickSebabrata MahapatraM. Nurul IslamMartin S. Pavelka

pharmacologybacteriologymicrobiologyvirologyapplied microbiologymolecular microbiologypeptidoglycan assemblyglobal healthmycobacterium smegmatismedical microbiologyclinical microbiology

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Dean Crick

Professor

Colorado State University

Affiliations

College of Natural Sciences

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences

Microbiology, Immunology, and Pathology

Dean Crick is currently serving as a Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Professor at Colorado State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Novel and Polymeric Inhibitor of Mena Against Mycobacterium Tuberculosis. (2024)

Prabagaran NarayanasamyDean C. Crick

medicinal chemistrypharmacologymycobacterium tuberculosispolymeric inhibitormedicinedrug discoveryinfectious diseasesrespiratory medicinetherapeutic targetsclinical microbiology

Pyrazinoic Acid, the Active Form of the Anti-Tuberculosis Drug Pyrazinamide, and Aromatic Carboxylic Acid Analogs Are Protonophores. Frontiers in Molecular Biosciences (2024)

Fabio L. FontesSteven A. RookerJamie K. Lynn-BarbeMichael A. LyonsDebbie C. CransDean C. Crick

Tetr-Like Regulator Bp1026B_Ii1561 Controls Aromatic Amino Acid Biosynthesis and Intracellular Pathogenesis in Burkholderia Pseudomallei. Frontiers in Microbiology (2024)

Ian A. McMillanMichael H. NorrisYun Heacock-KangJan Zarzycki-SiekZhenxin SunBrooke A. HartneyLiliana K. FilipowskaM. Nurul IslamDean C. CrickBradley R. BorleeTung T. Hoang

biosynthesismicrobiologyintracellular pathogenesisburkholderia pseudomalleimolecular microbiology

Proline Dehydrogenase and Pyrroline 5 Carboxylate Dehydrogenase From Mycobacterium Tuberculosis: Evidence for Substrate Channeling. Pathogens (2023)

Santosh KumarSteven SegaJamie K. Lynn-BarbeDannika L. HarrisJordan T. KoehnDebbie C. CransDean C. Crick

Sar Study of Piperidine Derivatives as Inhibitors of 1,4-Dihydroxy-2-Naphthoate Isoprenyltransferase (Mena) From Mycobacterium Tuberculosis. European Journal of Medicinal Chemistry (2023)

Kaja BergPooja HegdeVenugopal PujariMarzena BrinkmannDavid Z. WilkinsTanya ParishDean C. CrickCourtney C. Aldrich

Do Bioactive 8-Hydroxyquinolines Oxidovanadium(IV) and (V) Complexes Inhibit the Growth of M. Smegmatis?. Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry (2022)

Gonzalo ScaleseZeyad ArhoumaKateryna KostenkovaLeticia Pérez-DíazDean C. CrickDinorah GambinoDebbie C. Crans

biological inorganic chemistrytransition metal chemistrybioactive metalbiochemistrycoordination chemistrybioactive compoundsinorganic chemistryinorganic compounds

Electron Transport Lipids Fold Within Membrane-Like Interfaces. Frontiers in Chemistry (2022)

Margaret M. Braasch-TuriJordan T. KoehnKateryna KostenkovaCameron Van CleaveJacob W. IvesHeide A. MurakamiDean C. CrickDebbie C. Crans

materials sciencebiophysicsstructural biologyelectron transport lipidsmembrane-like interfacesinterface sciencechemistry

Exploring Growth of Mycobacterium Smegmatis Treated With Anticarcinogenic Vanadium Compounds. Inorganics (2022)

Zeyad ArhoumaHeide A. MurakamiJordan T. KoehnXiaorong LiDeborah A. RoessDean C. CrickDebbie C. Crans

pharmacologymicrobiologyapplied microbiologymycobacterium smegmatisanticarcinogenic vanadium compoundsinorganic chemistryclinical microbiology

How Do Anticarcinogenic Vanadium-Compounds Effect Bacterial Infections?. (2022)

Zeyad ArhoumaHeide MurakamiJordan KoehnXiaorong LiDeborah RoessDean CrickDebbie Catharina Crans

infectious diseasescarcinogenesischemistry

Ldtc is a Key L, D -Transpeptidase for Peptidoglycan Assembly in Mycobacterium Smegmatis. Journal of Bacteriology (2022)

Zanah K. FrancisAkeisha N. SandersDean C. CrickSebabrata MahapatraM. Nurul IslamMartin S. Pavelka

pharmacologybacteriologymicrobiologyvirologyapplied microbiologymolecular microbiologypeptidoglycan assemblyglobal healthmycobacterium smegmatismedical microbiologyclinical microbiology

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