Excited to finally be able to tweet (or whatever X-ing is called) about my first first author paper, now published! We explored using protein cages as tools for encapsulating bioactive peptides which are typically difficult to produce recombinantly.
https://t.co/xMoUCjqbiD
@ATinyGreenCell Its a flawed system. We standardised primary and secondary school, and undergraduate degrees, are discouraged from straying from the syllabus, and then society wonders why a large percentage of the population has little creativity? Imagination is crucial to innovative science!
High-fidelity in vitro packaging of diverse synthetic cargo into encapsulin protein cages
"Fluorescent dyes, proteins and cytotoxic drug molecules can all be selectively packaged via a peptide-mediated targeting process."
https://t.co/5kSUTifxxo
🚀Exciting Opportunity in Peptide Chemical Biology!
We are seeking a domestic #PhD student (ANZ citizens) to join @TheCraikGroup group @IMBatUQ@ARC_CIPPS
For more details and to apply, please visit the following link.
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Enhancing quality and yield of recombinant secretory IgA antibodies in Nicotiana benthamiana by endoplasmic reticulum engineering - #ISPMF@ISPMF
https://t.co/wxnPquOyRK
In our article published today @Nature , we report complete all-atom structural models of a fully packaged bacteriophage particle. Congratulations to Kush Coshic on his first publication! Many thanks to Chris Maffeo and David Winogradoff for pushing this 6-year project forward.
Aaand we're back! Learn how SynBio is being used to improve plants for our changing world.
Discover how Dr. Anthony James saved bananas 🍌 & Dr. Brendan Kidd builds plants for space 🚀!
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Coming down from the high of Taylor-related content with the Aus part of the Eras tour now over? I've got you covered.
Introducing:
🔺Tetrahedral encapsulin protein cages (@taylorszyszka's version)
https://t.co/W3bhVe5LVY
Encapsulins form icosahedra. How did she make pyramids?
What a cool piece of science! Employing sortase A to not only facilitate C-to-C protein ligation but also to achieve an intramolecular protein domain inversion.
https://t.co/lVAe7zXvRU
I'd heard of Arc proteins, but another cool VLP expressed in the brain! 🌐🧠 Will be interesting to follow @AeraTx developments as they leverage these endogenous protein cages for therapeutic applications 🧬
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