Beeson Research Group Index

Beeson Research Group

Welcome to the portal for our lab here in the Department of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences within the South Carolina College of Pharmacy. Inside are descriptions of our research areas, publications, lab group members, and course material.
	Recent Group Members Left to right. Front: Ryan Monfeli, Renee Wong. Back: Jason Guichard, Craig Beeson, Jonathan Butler, Wendy Brant, Joshua Mount, Shaun Dunnick. Contact Information: Craig Beeson Medical University of South Carolina 280 Calhoun Street Room QF309C, Box 250450 Charleston, SC 29425 Phone: 843-876-5091 Fax: 843-792-1617 Email: beesonc@musc.edu
Dr. Ryan Monfeli has passed away... Ryan passed away suddenly December 30, 2008. Please see his Memorial Page for more details... The MUSC/Seahorse Biosciences Academic Core is Now Open! We have established a Core Facility as part of the Center for Cell Injury and Regeneration for high throughput measurement of extracellular fluxes for cells and tissues. more... Coming Soon: MUSC Chemistry Core Facility The South Carolina Clinical and Translational Research Center has funded a new core to offer advanced organic chemical synthesis and analytical services to be opened October 1, 2008. Oxygen sensor activation in the heart In collaboration with Gary Wright we have shown that activation of the PHD oxygen sensor enables mitochondria to maintain inner-membrane potential in the absence of aerobic respiration. more... Energetics of peptide-MHC binding Ben McFarland in our lab has completed the most comprehensive evaluation of the binding energetics involved in the peptide binding to class II MHC proteins. more...
The research reported here is or has been supported in part by the American Heart Association, the Department of Defense, the Medical University of South Carolina, the National Institutes of Health, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, the National Science Foundation, Seahorse Biosciences, Inc., and Plexera, Inc. Home Research Publications Lab Members Course Material Biosketch Links