Yong-Ick Kim
(Yong-Ick Kim) Assistant Professor, Chemistry and Environmental Science
370 Tiernan Hall
About Me
Yong-Ick Kim joins NJIT from the University of California, San Diego, where he is a post-doctoral researcher. He received Ph.D. from Texas A&M University.
Education
Ph.D.; Texas A&M University; Biochemistry; 2008
Teaching Interests
Interesting teaching area is Biochemistry and Molecular biology.
Past Courses
CHEM 244A: ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II LAB
CHEM 475: BIOCHEMISTRY LAB I
CHEM 673: BIOCHEMISTRY
CHEM 791: GRADUATE SEMINAR
CHEM 475: BIOCHEMISTRY LAB I
CHEM 673: BIOCHEMISTRY
CHEM 791: GRADUATE SEMINAR
Research Interests
Dr. Kim studies the biochemical mechanisms underlying circadian rhythms, the bodily and behavioral changes tied to the24-hour daily cycle that are responsive to light and darkness. His research to date has focused on pinpointing the activation and inhibition of proteins integral to regulating the circadian clock and on the biochemical mechanisms that reset it. He is interested in examining disruptions such as jet-lag in order to help devise effective treatments.
Chapter
Kim, Pyonghwa, & Kim, Yong (2021). An in vitro approach to elucidating clock-modulating metabolites, Johnson CH, Rust MJ (Eds.), Springer. (pp. 203-220). Springer
Journal Article
Al-Amin, Abdullah , & Parvin, Fahmida , & Chakraborty, Joydeep , & Kim, Yong (2021). Cyanobacteria Mediated Heavy Metal Removal: A Review On Mechanism, Biosynthesis, And Removal Capability.. Environmental Technology Reviews, 10(1), 44-57.
Kim, Pyonghwa, & Kaur, Manpreet, & Jang, Hye-In, & Kim, Yong (2020). Cyanobacterial circadian clock – a tool for survival. . Life, 10, 365.
Kim, Pyonghwa, & Kaszuba, Adriana, & Jang, Hye-In , & Kim, Yong-Ick (2020). Purification of GST-fused cyanobacterial central oscillator protein KaiC. Applied Biochemistry and Microbiology, 56, 395–399.
Zhao, Pengyi, & Wang, Qi, & Kaur, Manpreet, & Kim, Yong, & Dewald, Howard, & Mozziconacci, Olivier, & Liu, Yong, & Chen, Hao (2020). Absolute Quantitation of Proteins by Coulometric Mass Spectrometry. Analytical Chemistry, 92, 7877-7883.
Kim, Pyonghwa, & Porr, Brianna , & Mori, Tetsuya , & Kim, Yong-Sung , & Johnson, Carl , & Diekman, Casey, & Kim, Yong (2020). CikA, an input pathway component, senses the oxidized quinone signal to generate phase delays in the cyanobacterial circadian clock. Journal of Biological Rhythms,
Kim, Pyonghwa, & Kaur, Manpreet, & Jang, Hye-In, & Kim, Yong (2020). Cyanobacterial circadian clock – a tool for survival. . Life, 10, 365.
Kim, Pyonghwa, & Kaszuba, Adriana, & Jang, Hye-In , & Kim, Yong-Ick (2020). Purification of GST-fused cyanobacterial central oscillator protein KaiC. Applied Biochemistry and Microbiology, 56, 395–399.
Zhao, Pengyi, & Wang, Qi, & Kaur, Manpreet, & Kim, Yong, & Dewald, Howard, & Mozziconacci, Olivier, & Liu, Yong, & Chen, Hao (2020). Absolute Quantitation of Proteins by Coulometric Mass Spectrometry. Analytical Chemistry, 92, 7877-7883.
Kim, Pyonghwa, & Porr, Brianna , & Mori, Tetsuya , & Kim, Yong-Sung , & Johnson, Carl , & Diekman, Casey, & Kim, Yong (2020). CikA, an input pathway component, senses the oxidized quinone signal to generate phase delays in the cyanobacterial circadian clock. Journal of Biological Rhythms,
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Professional
Biology (Journal)
Editorial Review Board Member, 2019
Biology
Reviewer, Journal Article, 2020
Biology
Reviewer, Journal Article, 2020
Editorial Review Board Member, 2019
Biology
Reviewer, Journal Article, 2020
Biology
Reviewer, Journal Article, 2020