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Personal Information
College Photo Name Williams, David Clive
Main Department Biochemistry
College Title Associate Professor
E-mail clive.williams@tcd.ie
College Tel +353 1 896 2596
Web http://www.tcd.ie/Biochemistry/research/c_williams.php
Fax +353 1 677 2400
 
Representations
Details Date
Member and sometime Chair of The National Committee for Biochemistry 1993-96,00-03
Secretary and Member of The Neurochemical Group Committee of The Biochemical Society 1990-95
Member of HRB Mental Health and Neurology, and Post-doctoral Fellowship Research Grants Committees 1991-2
Trustee of The Irish Area Section of The Biochemical Society FEBS Fund for Graduate students 1987-92
External examiner for research degrees in St Andrews, Leeds, Cardiff, Galway, Cork, Aarhus, etc
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Membership of Professional Institutions, Associations, Societies
Details Date From Date To
Member of the Society for Neuroscience 2000
Member and Council Member of European Society for Neurochemistry 1990
Member of The International Society for Neurochemistry 1990
Royal Irish Academy 1995
The Biochemical Society 1970
 
Expertise Ireland Description of Research Interests
Current Research Interests and Projects Areas of Research: Protein Structure-Function Relationships Biotechnology especially in vitro Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Chemistry Neurochemistry Current research: Characterisation of drug and substrate binding sites on the serotonin transporter using photo-affinity labelling Characterisation of the dependence of serotonin transporter function on cholesterol and heterogeneity of SERT in collaboration with Patrick Schloss ( Mannheim) Demonstration of an in vitro test for excitotoxicity based on early response gene measurement in collaboration with Bayer Toxicology, BIBRA International and Roger Griffiths (St Andrews). Characterisation of a new class of apoptotic agents in collaboration with Dr Daniela Zisterer. In silico drug design in collaboration with David Lloyd Current Research Centre Interactions in College. Centre for Structural Biology and Molecular Design (http://www.tcd.ie/Biochemistry/scbmd/index.php) Trinity College Institute for Neuroscience ( http://www.trinityneuroscience.com/C_Williams.html
 
Research Interests
5-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE 5-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE UPTAKE ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS ANTIEPILEPTIC DRUGS
ANTIESTROGENS ANTIPROLIFERATIVE ACTION APOPTOSIS ASTROCYTES
BCR-ABL BENZODIAZEPINE BINDING-SITES BENZODIAZEPINES BINDING-SITES
BRAIN BRAIN GABA TRANSPORTER C-JUN N-TERMINAL KINASE CALMODULIN
CANCER CASPASES CELL CYCLE CELL PROLIFERATION
CHOLESTEROL CONVULSIONS DIFFERENTIATION DOPAMINE TRANSPORTER
ESTROGEN-RECEPTOR GABA TRANSPORTER GLIA GLIAL-CELLS
GLUTAMATE HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE ISOMERS HIGH-AFFINITY UPTAKE
INSECTICIDES L-GLUTAMATE TRANSPORTER LIGAND LINDANE
MITOCHONDRIA NEURONS PERIPHERAL-TYPE BENZODIAZEPINE BINDING SITE PHOSPHOLIPASE-A2
PLATELET PLASMA-MEMBRANE PYRROLO-1,5-BENZOXAZEPINES PYRROLO-1,5-BENZOXAZEPINES INDUCE APOPTOSIS RECEPTOR LIGANDS
RECEPTORS SEROTONIN TRANSPORTER STEROID-BIOSYNTHESIS
 
Publications
Peer Reviewed
McGee, MM, Gemma, S, Rammunno, A, Zisterer,DM, Fatterusso, C, Catalanotti, B, Butini, S, Fiorini,I, Pisano, C, Cucco, C, Novellino, E, Nacci, V, Williams, DC and Campiani, G, Pyrolo [1,5] benzoxathiazepines as a new class of potent apoptotic agents. Biological studies and identification of an intracellular location of their drug target., Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, 48, (13), 2005, p4367 - 4377
Notes: [PMID: 15974589]
Url
DOI
SCANLON, SM, WILLIAMS, DC, SCHLOSS, P, MEMBRANE CHOLESTEROL MODULATES SEROTONIN TRANSPORTER ACTIVITY, BIOCHEMISTRY, 40, 2001, p10507 - 10513
WOODS, MJ, WILLIAMS, DC, MULTIPLE FORMS AND LOCATIONS FOR THE PERIPHERAL-TYPE BENZODIAZEPINE RECEPTOR, BIOCHEMICAL PHARMACOLOGY, 52, 1996, p1805 - 1814
PHILLIPS, OM, WOOD, KM, WILLIAMS, DC, KINETICS OF THE INTERACTION OF SERTRALINE WITH THE HUMAN-PLATELET PLASMA-MEMBRANE 5-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE CARRIER, EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACOLOGY, 146, 1988, p299 - 306
PHILLIPS, OM, WILLIAMS, DC, MULTIPLE AFFINITY STATES FOR [H-3]IMIPRAMINE BINDING-SITES ON HUMAN-PLATELET MEMBRANES, EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACOLOGY, 100, 1984, 247 - 248
 
Non Peer Reviewed
Moynagh, P.N., O'Neill, L.A.J. & Williams, D.C., Modulation of the peripheral-type benzodiazepine acceptor by IL-1 and PMA, Neurochem. Int., 21, 1992, pC63
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