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Matthew Gage
Associate Professor, Principal Investigator, Graduate Coordinator
College
College of Sciences
Department
Chemistry
Email
Matthew_Gage@uml.edu
Education
Ph D: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
, (2001), Purdue University - Indiana,USA
Dissertation/Thesis Title:
Interaction of the Virally Encoded Fungal Toxin KP4 with Calcium Channels (Advisor : Prof. Thomas J. Smith).
BS: Chemistry
, (1996), University of Wyoming - Wyoming, USA
BS: Molecular Biology with Honors
, (1996), University of Wyoming - Wyoming, USA
Selected Awards and Honors
Dean's List
- University of Wyoming
NIH Biophysics Training Grant (2001)
- Purdue University
Honor Book, Department of Molecular Biology. (1996)
- University of Wyoming
Outstanding Student, Department of Chemistry (1996)
- University of Wyoming
NSF REU Fellow, Department of Chemistry (1995)
- University of Wyoming
Selected Publications
Putra, C., Rimkis, B., Shehaj, A.,
Gage, M.
, Konow, N., Mangano, K. (2019).
Impact of Dietary Protein Source on Muscle Performance: An in-vivo Behavioral Assay (OR26-05-19)
. Oxford University Press
Dutta, S., Tsiros, C., Sundar, S.L., Athar, H., Moore, J.R., Nelson, B.,
Gage, M.
, Nishikawa, K. (2018). Calcium increases titin N2A binding to F-actin and regulated thin filaments.
Scientific reports,
8
(1) 14575.
Tiffany, H., Sonkar, K.,
Gage, M.
(2017). The Insertion Sequence of the N2A Region of Titin Exists in an Extended Structure with Helical Characteristics.
BBA - Proteins & Proteomics!!!,
1865
(1) 1 - 10.
Athar, H.,
Gage, M.
(2016). Assessing the Functional Role of Titin N2A-PEVK Region in Active Muscle Contraction.
Biophysical Journal,
(3).
Done, A.J.,
Gage, M.
, Nieto, N.C., Traustadóttir, T. (2016). Exercise-Induced Nrf2-Signaling Is Impaired in Aging.
Free Radical Biology & Medicine!!!,
96
130 - 138.
Premawardhana, S.,
Gage, M.
(2016). The PEVK Region of Titin: Deciphering the Molecular Interactions of Elasticity.
Biophysical Journal,
(3).
Selected Presentations
Characterization of the intrinsically Disordered Region of Soluble Guanylate Cyclase Aplha-1 Subunit" poster, Candice V. Benally, Parul Singh, and Matthew Gage, February 2014, Biophysical Society Annual Meeting.
- Poster and Seminar Presentations, February 2014
- San Francisco, CA
Structural Studies on the N2A-IS Region of Titin poster, Kanchan Sonkar, Holly Tiffany, and Matthew Gage, February 2014, Biophysical Society Annual meeting, San Francisco, CA."
- Poster and Seminar Presentations, February 2014
Intrinsically Disordered Proteins: Understanding protein Function in the Absence of Structure
- Seminar Presentations, February 2013
- Fargo, ND
Exploring the World of Intrinsically Disordered proteins" Matthew Gage, January 2013, IMSD Regional Meeting".
- Invited Talk, January 2013
- Arizona
Developing Inhibitors for E. Coli tryptophan Synthase and Indole -3- Glyserol Phosphate Synthase Utilizing in vitro and in silico techniques
- Poster, August 2012
- San Diego, CA
Characterizing the Structure and Function of Truncations from the Anti-Sigma Factor FlgM from Aquifex aeolicus
- Poster and Talk, August 2012
- San Diego, CA
- Structural Characterization of the Unique Sequence Region from the N2A Domain of Titin, August 2012
- San Diego, CA
Thrombospondin-1 binding to CD 47 in the Regulation of Nitric Oxide Signaling,
, August 2012
- San Diego, CA
Determining the Effects of various Crowding Agents on eGEP to Model Folding within the Cell, Poster, Amber Enriquez and Matthew Gage .
- Poster, July 2011
- Boston, MA
Developing Inhibitors for Tryptophan Synthase Utilizing in Vitro and in Silico Studies was done by Holly Tiffany and Matthew Gage .
- Poster, July 2011
- San Diego, CA
Development of Novel inhibitors of Indole glycerol -3-Phosphate, was done by Andrew Allen, Dorothy Kampf and Matthew Gage.
- Poster, July 2011
- Boston, MA
Assessing the Degree of Disorder in Homologous FlgM proteins, Poster and Talk was done by Rachel Brackett, Wai kit ma and Matthew Gage.
- Poster and Talk, July 2011
- Boston, MA
Assessing Various Ways to Mimic the Cellular Environment , was successfully done by Avery Fricker, Chad park and Matthew Gage.
- Poster and Talk, July 2011
- Boston ,MA
Aquifex aeolicus FlgM protein exhibits a temperature dependent disordered nature
- poster, July 2010
- San Diego, CA
Designing novel antimicrobial compounds to inhibit unexplored metabolic pathways,'' Poster, Andrew Allen, Samuel Gilmore, Rhett Molloy, Allison Grace, Jason McCabe, Cindy Browder, Matthew Gage", was done in July 2010.
- Poster, July 2010
- San Diego, CA
Exploring conformational changes associated with binding of YC-1 to soluble guanylyl cyclase, Poster, Malia Davis, Camille Aguilera, Shauna Cooney, Matthew Gage, July 2010.
- Poster, July 2010
- San Diego, CA
Development of Inhibitors of the Methionine and Tryptophan Biosynthetic pathways, Seminar was done by Matthew J. Gage, DTRA TMT Quarterly Meeting in July 2010.
- Seminar, July 2010
Aquifex aeolicus FLgM Protein exhibits a temperature dependent disordered nature.
, February 2010
- San Francisco, CA.
Applying Thermodynamics to Fragment -based Drug Development
- Seminar and Poster publications, February 2010
- San Francisco, CA
Assessing the degree of disorder in homologous FlgM proteins.
- Seminar Presentations, February 2010
- San Francisco, CA.
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