Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences
Dr Lee Banting
Senior Lecturer
Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences
Division Medicinal and Environmental Chemistry
School of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences
University of Portsmouth
St Michael's Building
White Swan Road
Portsmouth
PO1 2DT
Profile
Qualifications
BSc, PhD, MRSC, CChem, MBACR, FHEA
Internal memberships / posts
Year 2 Tutor MPharm (2008 - )
Facilitator for inter-professional learning, New Generation Project
The Higher Education Academy - School of Pharmacy and Biomeidcal Sciences - Physical Sciences representative
External memberships / posts
Chartered Chemist (CChem)
Member of the Royal Society of Chemistry (MRSC)
Member of the British Association of Cancer Research (MBACR)
Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)
External examiner: BSc Pharmacy, Academy of Medical Sciences and Technology, Khartoum, Sudan (2006-2009)
External examiner: University of the West of England (2009- )
Editor Natural Product Communications (2007- )
Reviewer Journal Molecular Modeling (2010- )
Subject Moderator Southern Access Validating Authority (Ascentis (was SAVA), Chemistry) (2006 - )
Site Moderator Southern Access Validating Authority (Ascentis (was SAVA), Chichester College) (2008 - )
Subject moderator Laser (was OCN) (2012- )
Key teaching responsibilities
Level 1: Organic chemistry, Inter-professional learning (New Generation Project), Laboratory techniques including chromatography, partition, phase transitions (SCHEM101, 2PHA106)
Level 2: Molecular modelling (1CHEM211)
Level M: Drug design (2PHA406, 2CHEM300), Advanced studies in oncology (SPCOL302), Student projects in medicinal chemistry and pharmacology
PhD/MPhil examination: internal and external.
Key research interests
Synthesis and design of bioactive molecules: Nurr77 Orphan receptor structural studies. miRNA ab initio structural studies. Ion channel modulators. Thiol based anti-oxidants.
PhD Supervision (current)
Irfaan Dawood - Identification of novel DNA-binding drugs using single molecule techniques
Elke Hansele - Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Orphan Nuclear Receptors
Recent Publications
More recent publications
Key / recent publications
Ellis MJ, Salt DW, Hudson BD, Banting L and Ford MG, Dynamics Analysis by Salt and Hudson (DASH) : A Faster Solution, EuroQSAR 2004 Proceedings 15th European Symposium on Structure Activity Relationships (QSAR) and Molecular Modelling. Istanbul, Sept 05-10, 2004, p.559-560, QSAR and Molecular Modelling in Rational Design of Bioactive Molecules, Eds. Aki E and Yalcin I, CADD&D Society in Turkey, 2006.