Ph.D. (University of Pennsylvania, 1964)
1430 Tulane Ave., Box SL-43
New Orleans LA 70112
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Ph.D. (University of Pennsylvania, 1964) |
| Phone: (504) 587-7359 | |
| FAX: (504) 586-3857 | |
| Address: 1430 Tulane Ave., Box SL-43 New Orleans LA 70112 | |
| Email: eha@bioc.tulane.edu |
Research Interests
I am currently working on a computer-based high-resolution graphic representation of a double-stranded short DNA molecule whose helix density is slightly less than that of the normal B type DNA (10.0 vs. 10.4 helical turns per 100 base pairs). This particular image of a single DNA molecule (in horizontal position) will have the unusual property of appearing in 3-dimensions when viewed by the naked eye.
I work on the publication of a study aimed at simplifying the general mechanism of enzymatic action as taught to biochemistry graduate students and medical students.
I am also interested in setting up a World Wide Web "home page" on our networking computer workstation that would allow users on the internet from all around the world to connect to us and view 3-dimensional H-curves (space curves representing DNA sequences) of very long DNA sequences of their own choice.
Using the method of H curves (developed in our own laboratory) I am also working on a study concerning the detection of genetic "hot spots of recombination" on very long DNA sequences.
Publications
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