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Doctor Chris McCormick

Dr Chris McCormick

 BSc, DPhil, PGCert
Associate Professor

Research interests

  • Positive strand RNA virus replication
  • Viral proteases
  • Viral host pathogen interactions

More research

Accepting applications from PhD students.

Connect with Chris

Email: cjm@soton.ac.uk

Tel: +44 23 8120 6993

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Research Publications Teaching External roles and responsibilities
Research Publications Teaching External roles and responsibilities

Research

Research groups

Research interests

  • Positive strand RNA virus replication
  • Viral proteases
  • Viral host pathogen interactions
  • Viral reverse genetics

Research projects

Active projects

Investigating Differences In Substrate Specificity Of The 3C Protease From The Three Different Human Rhinovirus Species And The Consequences This Has For Cell Death And Inflammation.
Researchers:
Doctor Chris McCormick
Professor Phil Williamson
Sponsor: Aair Charity

Completed projects

CJ McCormick 2005/R2
Researchers:
Doctor Chris McCormick
Sponsor: Royal Society
Dr C McCormick: 'Temporal and co-ordinated processing of the hepatitis C virus polyprotein as an important determinant of viral fitness.'
Researchers:
Doctor Chris McCormick
Sponsor: Medical Research Council
Dr C. McCormick: Develop a simple expression system of human rhinovirus proteases into an epithelial cell line
Researchers:
Doctor Chris McCormick
Emeritus Professor Donna Davies
Sponsor: Aair Charity
Use of laser patterning to generate a highly sensitive lateral flow device for point of care diagnosis of COVID-19
Researchers:
Doctor Chris McCormick
Doctor Collin Sones
Sponsor: Rosetrees Trust
McCormick - AAIR CallV1
Researchers:
Doctor Chris McCormick
Sponsor: Aair Charity
The role of short ACE2 in Sars-Cov-2 infection and patients susceptibility to Covid-19
Characterization of a novel ACE-2 isoform and its role in SARS-Cov-2 infection
Researchers:
Professor Jane Lucas ,
Doctor Claire Jackson ,
Doctor Cornelia Blume ,
Doctor Chris McCormick
Sponsor: Aair Charity
In vitro impact of Dihydroxyquercetin on SARS-CoV-2 infection of respiratory cells
Researchers:
Professor Karl Staples
Doctor Chris McCormick
Investigating The Effects Of The Inhibition Of AXL Activity During Respiratory Viral Infections
Researchers:
Doctor Mirella Cosma Spalluto
Doctor Chris McCormick
Professor Tom Wilkinson
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