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Scott Bohle is a Professor in the Department of Chemistry at McGill University, affiliated with the Office of OM 233A. His research focuses on chemical biology, particularly the biochemical mechanisms of malaria and the chemical biology of nitric oxide. His work explores the structural and functional aspects of malaria pigment and the interactions of nitric oxide with biological systems. Bohle's research is interdisciplinary, combining structural, synthetic, mechanistic, and theoretical approaches. He teaches courses such as Inorganic Chemistry and Small Molecule Crystallography at McGill University.