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Office
8.034 Burnett-Womack Cb 7292 Of No
"# Univ"
Chapel Hill, NC 27599Phone+1 919-843-1848Fax+1 919-843-7240
Summary
- Dr. Stanley Lemon, MD is an infectious disease specialist in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He is currently licensed to practice medicine in North Carolina, Texas, and Maine. He is a Professor at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School.
Education & Training
- University of Rochester School of Medicine and DentistryClass of 1972
Certifications & Licensure
- NC State Medical License 1973 - 2025
- NC State Medical License 1975 - 2025
- TX State Medical License 2002 - 2012
- ME State Medical License Active through 1984
- American Board of Internal Medicine Internal Medicine
- American Board of Internal Medicine Infectious Disease
Publications & Presentations
PubMed
- Hepatovirus translation requires PDGFA-associated protein 1, an eIF4E-binding protein regulating endoplasmic reticulum stress responses.Takayoshi Shirasaki, Erik Lenarcic, Ichiro Misumi, Ling Xie, William G Fusco
Science Advances. 2024-11-22 - 2 citationsBiochemical analysis of the host factor activity of ZCCHC14 in hepatitis A virus replication.You Li, Stanley M Lemon
Journal of Virology. 2024-04-16 - 3 citations"PROTAC" modified dihydroquinolizinones (DHQs) that cause degradation of PAPD-5 and inhibition of hepatitis A virus and hepatitis B virus, in vitro.You Li, Nicky Hwang, Andrew Snedeker, Stanley M Lemon, Daisy Noe
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters. 2024-04-01
Press Mentions
- Preclinical Study Demonstrates Effective Oral Treatment Against Hepatitis a VirusJuly 6th, 2022
- Key Player in Hepatitis A Infection ContaminationMay 31st, 2020
- Researchers Unearth Gatekeepers to Hepatitis A Virus Infection of Human CellsMay 28th, 2020