About Me
Professor Jonathan Dinman is a molecular biologist at the University of Maryland, widely recognized for his research on ribosome function and translational control in gene expression. His work explores mechanisms such as programmed ribosomal frameshifting and translational recoding, providing insights into viral replication strategies and potential therapeutic interventions. Prof. Dinman’s research bridges molecular biology and virology to understand how ribosomes regulate genetic decoding.
Achievements
Prof. Dinman’s contributions to molecular biology include:
- Advanced understanding of programmed ribosomal frameshifting
- Elucidated translation control mechanisms in viral gene expression
- Recognized for bridging molecular biology and virology in gene regulation research
Publications
Selected notable publications by Prof. Dinman include:
- Mechanisms and regulation of ribosomal frameshifting (2006)
- Translational recoding in viral systems (2012)
- Targeting ribosome function for therapeutic development (2019)
Projects
Prof. Dinman leads advanced research initiatives, including:
- Ribosome Dynamics: Investigating mechanisms of translational control.
- Therapeutic Targeting: Exploring ribosomes as targets for antiviral strategies.
Research Interests
Prof. Dinman’s research spans critical areas in molecular biology:
- Ribosome Function: Mechanisms of genetic decoding.
- Translational Control: Regulation of protein synthesis.
- Viral Gene Expression: Strategies for translational recoding.
- RNA Biology: Structure-function relationships in translation.
- Therapeutics Development: Targeting ribosomal mechanisms in disease.