Nic Sluis-Cremer, PhD
Professor, Infectious Diseases
Scaife Hall, Suite 817
3550 Terrace Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15261
Email: nps2@pitt.edu
THE THREE MOST SIGNIFICANT QUESTIONS THAT DEFINE YOUR RESEARCH PROGRAM:
Will the reversal of HIV latency in resting CD4+ T cell subsets lead to a cure for HIV infection?
Can we predict response to HIV antiretroviral treatment and the transmission patterns of drug-resistant variants by studying resistance and cross-resistance pathways?
Can we develop novel antiviral or antimicrobial agents that are active against drug-resistant variants?
FIVE KEYWORDS THAT DESCRIBE YOUR AREAS OF INTEREST:
Antiviral and antimicrobial therapy; drug resistance; drug discovery; retrovirology; structure-function relationships
TECHNIQUES, MODELS, METHODS, ANALYTIC APPROACHES, ETC:
Biochemical/biophysical analyses of proteins; assay development and high throughput screening; single molecule fluorescence; genotypic and phenotypic analyses of drug resistance; primary cell models of HIV latency