Crane Lab

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Big things are brewing, check out our 2024 First Quarter Updates! https://t.co/nARqzcXOZE

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We would like to extend a warm welcome to our newest lab member Yajie Xu!

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Field Trip to NCCAT!

https://t.co/B4bJTvrLnh

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Opportunities: Since 2015, the CHAMPS program has offered high-caliber students from groups traditionally underrepresented in biomedical careers a chance to engage in #scholarship and #research. @CornellSCE @CornellChem @HHMINEWS @CornellCAS https://t.co/ynlDTq7rhM

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Congratulations to Dr. @ZMaschmann for an amazing and successful defense today! 🎉🍾🎉

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A couple days late, but a huge round of applause and congratulations to Dr. @ChangfanL for a wonderful thesis defense! 🎉🙌🍾

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Turns out surface Met residues can gate solvent accessibility & proton transfer in certain light-oxygen-voltage photoreceptor proteins! Check out our new paper here: https://t.co/88loPh52qj #CornellChem @CornellChem @BiochemistryACS

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Our recent studies on light-controlled C-terminal tail changes in the Drosophila cryptochrome circadian clock protein 🙌https://t.co/DjTrMXlOM5 @CommsBio @CornellChem

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Warm congratulations to Dr. Angela Picciano for a successful thesis defense!!🎉🍻

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Check out our findings on the impact of proton transfer on tyrosyl radical activity in protein electron transfer! https://t.co/KziNp9Jdds

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A hearty congrats to Connor Schneps and Rob Dunleavy for passing their candidacy exams. We're so proud of you both!

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Excited to release our findings on the flagella hook protein FlgE and its self-catalytic lysinoalanine crosslink formation that is critical for cell motility! https://t.co/ow8Sw83FWb

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Recent studies determined that a nitric oxide synthase in the cyanobacterium Synechococcus exhibits distinctly different behaviors than its bacterial counterparts and surprisingly shows nitric oxide oxygenase activity.
https://t.co/bDznez2Pft

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Characterization of a di-iron chemotaxis protein reveals a class of cytoplasmic chemoreceptors and may point to an ancient oxygen-repellent response in early anaerobes.
https://t.co/dxu3i99jRx