Professor of Chemistry, David Horgen,
Ph.D., and students Davey Cagle (BS Biology '11, M.B.A./M.A. Communication '16)
and Kris Karanovich (B.S. Biology major) published an article, "Macrolactone Nuiapolide,
Isolated from a Hawaiian Marine Cyanobacterium, Exhibits Anti-Chemotactic
Activity" in the journal Marine Drugs.
The article was published with colleagues at Texan A&M University. The research covers the discovery of a new drug-like substance, associated with inhibiting the spread of cancer cells in the body, from marine microorganisms growing in the waters near Niihau.
The article was published with colleagues at Texan A&M University. The research covers the discovery of a new drug-like substance, associated with inhibiting the spread of cancer cells in the body, from marine microorganisms growing in the waters near Niihau.
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| David Horgen, Ph.D., diving off Lehua Rock, Niihau, as part of research into a substance from marine microorganisms. |
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