Molecular Basis of Allergies

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Alexander Foo, Ph.D.

Alex is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at NIEHS, where he uses chemistry, biochemistry, and physics techniques to study how proteins work at the molecular level. In particular his research focuses on understanding allergies – why do some proteins consistently give rise to allergic diseases, whereas others do not, and how can we use this to design new medical treatments and therapies?

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