Sent off my first lab mentee today! Huge shoutout to Sara for being an incredible intern these past five months— she’s been a joy to work with and has shown truly tremendous growth during her time here. The cravatt lab will miss her!
Together with the Cravatt group, we have a new manuscript out reporting the chemoproteomic discovery of covalent FOXA1 ligands that bind its DNA-binding domain, corrupt its motif preferences, and redistribute it on the genome. 1/11 https://t.co/riuNoqr6Hv
@Shenvi_Lab 's finest article to date, no Bottcher score needed. Jokes aside, it's very sincere, poignant, informative and inspirational!
https://t.co/boc6fBgTDZ
We are excited to start the Isr. J. Chem. special issue honoring Ben Cravatt's @WolfPrize_ with an insightful perspective by Ben himself. He gives an overview of the history of the ABPP field, its many application and its potential future directions. https://t.co/7ESrPmUGZX
🚨New chemical tools for SARM1!🚨
Very excited to see our work published today in @PNASNews detailing the chemoproteomic discovery of stereoselective/site-specific allosteric #SARM1 inhibitors. Huge thanks to #LLJRC, @Andrea_Loreto1, and all co-authors! https://t.co/s3S0TkGs2O
Congratulations to the 2022 @WolfPrize_#chemistry laureates Prof. Ben Cravatt @scrippsresearch , Prof @CarolynBertozzi and Prof Bonnie Bassler @Princeton. A tour de force in chemical biology!
"Be enthusiastic about life. Be thankful for life and be thankful to people who like to engage in meaningful dialogue with you."
Happy birthday to Chemistry Laureate John Goodenough, the oldest person to receive a #NobelPrize. He turns 99 today.
Looking forward to celebrating this amazing group and all our #UTGrad21@TexasScience graduates over the next two days! Bring on the robes and funny hats! https://t.co/KaBIhCajrS