- Donald F. Hunt
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Donald F. Hunt is currently the University Professor of Chemistry and Pathology at the University of Virginia.[1]
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Early life and education
He received his B.S. and Ph.D. from the University of Massachusetts and was an NIH Postdoctoral trainee under Professor Klaus Biemann at MIT. [2]
The Hunt laboratory
The Hunt laboratory currently develops new methodology and instrumentation centered on mass spectrometry based proteomics for the characterization of proteins and their modifications.
Research interests
Among his many research interests, Prof. Hunt investigates how the immune system uses peptides to kill diseased cells and how modifications to chromatin-associated proteins called histones create a "Code" that may be involved in many gene regulation events.
Professor Hunt currently teaches Organic Chemistry lab at the University of Virginia.
Awards
Widely regarded in the proteomic community, Prof. Hunt has been awarded several honors including the Distinguished Contribution Award from the American Society of Mass Spectrometry, the Christian B. Anfinsen Award from the Protein Society, the Chemical Instrumentation Award and Field and Franklin Award from the American Chemical Society, the Thomson Medal from the International Mass Spectrometry Society, the Human Proteome Organization Distinguished Achievement Award in Proteomics, and most recently the Association of Biomolecular Resource Facilities 2007 Award.
References
- ^ Celia Henry Arnaud (October 2, 2006). "Mass Spec Tackles Proteins". Chemical & Engineering News (American Chemical Society). http://pubs.acs.org/cen/coverstory/84/8440cover.html. Retrieved 2010-07-15.
- ^ http://chem.virginia.edu/faculty-research/faculty/donald-f-hunt/
The Distinguished Contribution in Mass Spectrometry Award Ronald D. Macfarlane (1990) · Michael Barber (1991) · John B. Fenn (1992) · Christie G. Enke / Richard Yost (1993) · Donald F. Hunt (1994) · Keith R. Jennings (1995) · Frank H. Field / Burnaby Munson (1996) · Franz Hillenkamp / Michael Karas (1997) · David A. Dahl / Don C. McGilvery (1998) · Melvin Comisarow / Alan G. Marshall (1999) · Boris Aleksandrovich Mamyrin (2000) · George C. Stafford, Jr. (2001) · William Henzel / John Stults / Colin Watanabe (2002) · Fred McLafferty (2003) · Michael T. Bowers (2004) · James A. McCloskey (2005) · R. Graham Cooks (2006) · Jesse L. Beauchamp (2007) · Alexander Makarov (2008) · Simon J. Gaskell / Vicki H. Wysocki (2009)
Thomson Medallists John H. Beynon / R. Graham Cooks / Keith R. Jennings / Fred McLafferty / Alfred O. C. Nier (1985) · Klaus Biemann / H. Matsuda / N. M. M. Nibbering (1991) · C. Brunnée / Carl Djerassi / H. Schwarz (1994) · Michael T. Bowers / D. E. Games / J. F. J. Todd (1997) · John Bennett Fenn / Donald F. Hunt / Alan G. Marshall (2000) · Richard B. Caprioli / Franz Hillenkamp / Victor Talroze (2003) · John H. Bowie / Michael L. Gross / Michael Karas (2006) · Catherine E. Costello / Catherine C. Fenselau / Peter Roepstorff (2009)
Alfred O. C. Nier (1985) · Klaus Biemann (1986) · John H. Beynon (1987) · Frank H. Field (1988) · Fred W. McLafferty (1989) · Evan C. Horning / Marjorie G. Horning (1990) · R. Graham Cooks (1991) · Burnaby Munson (1992) · Seymour Meyerson (1993) · Paul Kebarle (1994) · Melvin B. Comisarow / Alan G. Marshall (1995) · Michael T. Bowers (1996) · Charles L. Wilkins (1997) · Keith R. Jennings (1998) · Michael L. Gross (1999) · Donald F. Hunt (2000) · Helmut Schwarz (2001) · Brian T. Chait (2002) · Jesse L. Beauchamp (2003) · Kenneth G. Standing (2004) · Marvin L. Vestal (2005) · Richard M. Caprioli (2006) · Jean H. Futrell (2007) · Catherine C. Fenselau (2008) Peter B. Armentrout (2009)
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