Norelle Daly
Professorial Research Fellow
Biodiscovery and Molecular Development of Therapeutics
James Cook University
Singapore
Biography
AboutHonoursPublicationsCurrent FundingSupervisionCollaboration Professor Daly was awarded her PhD from the University of Queensland. Her studies involved using NMR spectroscopy to determine the structure of domains of the LDL receptor; a receptor critical for the control of cholesterol levels. Following these studies she was involved in establishing a new field of research involving plant derived cyclic peptides. This work resulted in several granted patents and the establishment of a small biotechnology company associated with The University of Queensland. AboutHonoursPublicationsCurrent FundingSupervisionCollaboration Professor Daly was awarded her PhD from the University of Queensland. Her studies involved using NMR spectroscopy to determine the structure of domains of the LDL receptor; a receptor critical for the control of cholesterol levels. Following these studies she was involved in establishing a new field of research involving plant derived cyclic peptides. This work resulted in several granted patents and the establishment of a small biotechnology company associated with The University of Queensland.
Research Interest
Plant derived cyclic peptides
