Doug Rosenthal is a structural biologist who conducts research studies of the molecules that form cells and pathogens. He focuses on how pathogens infect and cause disease by producing virulence factors that target host cell molecules.
His studies, which have contributed to the understanding of the cytoskeleton, organelles and membrane-trafficking intermediates, signal transduction pathways, cell cycle regulators, the organelle/protein recycling machinery, and cell-death pathways, have been featured in many noted science journals. Also, cellular pathways crucial for the immune response have been revealed with his studies. Most of the discoveries from the studies of Dough Rosenthal have been translated into the development of host-targeted therapies to treat infectious diseases.
Doug Rosenthal has profound knowledge of basic and complex chemical science. He is familiar with the concepts of research methodology and study techniques for the social, human and natural sciences. He has good control over the media and communication and possess the foundations of complex thinking in the multidimensionality of reality in culture, identity in collective diversity, globalization and biodiversity.
This structural biologist and independent researcher is in a permanent search for self-knowledge, with an attitude about self-learning and collaborative learning. With a critical attitude about uncertainty. Manual dexterity and openness to individual, multidisciplinary and team work. He demonstrates respect and responsibility for the biological diversity of the ecosystem. Availability for field and laboratory work. Tenacity and willingness to carry out research work.
His studies, which have contributed to the understanding of the cytoskeleton, organelles and membrane-trafficking intermediates, signal transduction pathways, cell cycle regulators, the organelle/protein recycling machinery, and cell-death pathways, have been featured in many noted science journals. Also, cellular pathways crucial for the immune response have been revealed with his studies. Most of the discoveries from the studies of Dough Rosenthal have been translated into the development of host-targeted therapies to treat infectious diseases.
Doug Rosenthal has profound knowledge of basic and complex chemical science. He is familiar with the concepts of research methodology and study techniques for the social, human and natural sciences. He has good control over the media and communication and possess the foundations of complex thinking in the multidimensionality of reality in culture, identity in collective diversity, globalization and biodiversity.
This structural biologist and independent researcher is in a permanent search for self-knowledge, with an attitude about self-learning and collaborative learning. With a critical attitude about uncertainty. Manual dexterity and openness to individual, multidisciplinary and team work. He demonstrates respect and responsibility for the biological diversity of the ecosystem. Availability for field and laboratory work. Tenacity and willingness to carry out research work.
