I'm thrilled to share that I've had the incredible opportunity to write with @Sarkele1 on a groundbreaking paper about mined novel ribozymes, known as HYERs, capable of DNA cleavage! Read about it more here: https://t.co/goTwF8GX7W
Proud of Xiaoyu and Mitchell, graduate students from my lab, for composing our lab’s first review article. The paper covers the molecular mechanisms of DNA Adenine Base Editors and highlights the remaining open questions. @ASU_SMS@ASUBiodesign
https://t.co/XEVYJ8MScD
Join us this Friday at 11:00 for a Special Seminar by Prof. Teresa Carlomagno from University of Birmingham, "Why NMR? An integrative structural biology approach to understand functional mechanisms in biological complexes" in Biodesign Auditorium or zoom:
https://t.co/GAEEcEkyG8
Kicking off the 2023 @CSHL #CryoEM course! Participants have braved flight delays, train fires, and long immigration lines to be here, looking forward to the next 2 weeks!
If you answered YES to most of the questions above, then the Biochemistry & Chemistry graduate programs at ASU @ASU@ASU_SMS are designed for you!
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I have always been fascinated by the CTCF convergent rule.
How can a large (~50 nm) extruding cohesin complex distinguish whether it approaches a comparatively tiny (~3-5 nm) CTCF protein from the left or the right?
So, I reviewed recent studies on this:
https://t.co/da2YniQfFy