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Junmei Wang

Researcher at University of Pittsburgh

Publications -  189
Citations -  37934

Junmei Wang is an academic researcher from University of Pittsburgh. The author has contributed to research in topics: Chemistry & Medicine. The author has an hindex of 52, co-authored 162 publications receiving 31230 citations. Previous affiliations of Junmei Wang include University of California, San Francisco & University of California, San Diego.

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Prediction of Drug-Drug Interactions Between Opioids and Overdosed Benzodiazepines Using Physiologically Based Pharmacokinetic (PBPK) Modeling and Simulation.

TL;DR: The results appear to indicate that pharmacodynamics may play a more important role than PKs in causing DDIs between opioids and benzodiazepines, and that molecular modeling can be a very useful tool to mitigate the problem of “missing metabolic reaction parameters” in PK modeling and simulation.
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An agonist of the MscL channel affects multiple bacterial species and increases membrane permeability and potency of common antibiotics

TL;DR: MscL activators have potential as novel broad‐spectrum antibiotics or adjuvants that work with antibiotics to selectively allow passage across bacterial membranes and can increase potency of other antibiotics, presumably by permeabilizing the membrane and allowing easier access of the antibiotic into the cytoplasm.
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Landscape of drug-resistance mutations in kinase regulatory hotspots.

TL;DR: This is the first study to provide a landscape view of DR-associated mutation hotspots in kinase's secondary structures, and its knowledge will help the development of effective next-generation KIs for better precision medicine.
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Infrared Laser-Induced Amyloid Fibril Dissociation: A Joint Experimental/Theoretical Study on the GNNQQNY Peptide.

TL;DR: A joint mid-infrared free electron laser experiment/non-equilibrium molecular dynamics simulation to understand the dissociation process of a representative example GNNQQNY fibril finds that dissociation starts in the core of the fibrils by fragmenting the intermolecular hydrogen bonds and separating the peptides and then propagates to thefibril extremities leading to the formation of unstructured expanded oligomers.
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An insight into paracetamol and its metabolites using molecular docking and molecular dynamics simulation.

TL;DR: This work carried out a series of molecular docking studies between paracetamol/AM404/NAQPI and their reported targets, including CYP 2E1, FAAH, TRPA1, CB1, and TRPV1 for further investigation of the dynamics interactions, and summarized and discussed the reported drug–drug interactions between par acetamol and central nervous system drugs, especially illicit drugs.