Check out my lecture @cassyniapp talk Crosstalks Episode 2
"Engineering Biocatalysts with Large Scale Data"
@AdvPortfolio
https://t.co/7Evv9VHxTk
Keywords: protein engineering; machine learning; @ACSCatalysis with @doyarzunrod
https://t.co/qh0Sgy28iS
Enzyme-Responsive Hemostatic Elastin-like Polypeptides for Fibrin Stabilization and Coagulation Restoration in Thrombocytopenia | Journal of the American Chemical Society https://t.co/FbKxwoojKe
Fun project and interesting project spearheaded by @sean_boult - more to come on this topic!
How egg and sperm cells hold together so tightly https://t.co/JCmiu8NMI4 via @eth
Integrating Dynamic Network Analysis with AI for Enhanced Epitope Prediction in PD-L1:Affibody Interactions | Journal of the American Chemical Society https://t.co/xSCBDbBeOm
Great collaboration with @rafaelcbernardi !
Primitive purine biosynthesis connects ancient geochemistry to modern metabolism🪨➡️🦠
A collaboration with network expansionistas and world-class peer mentors @joshuagoldford and Harrison Smith.
Check it out now in @NatureEcoEvo
https://t.co/ADdlQbVaZJ
If you teach a biochemistry class, consider adopting the terminology of Watson-Crick-Franklin base pairing 👩🔬 🧬.
It rolls well off the tongue. Your students will appreciate it. And we can do a small part to right a bad scientific injustice from the previous generation.
Happy to have contributed to this cool study from the Haran lab @BiologyTechnion, led by Jessy Safieh. DNA flexibility contributes to selective p53-dependent cellular outcomes. A molecular mechanism for the “digital” response of p53 to stress | @PNASNews https://t.co/hUb2P68NY8
Delighted to share this work with Prof. Ron Naaman @WeizmannScience , revealing the role chirality beyond just protein structure and folding. Chirality affects electron spins and overall polarizability, leading to changes in protein behavior.
https://t.co/kbY8cNtmzg
We show that chiral-induced electron spin-selectivity and charge dynamics affect functions mediated by model polypeptides comprising ancient and ubiquitous phosphate-binding motifs, suggesting the historical and contemporary significance of the phenomenon.
I am looking for a post doc for a project in collaboration with the protein Institute in Osaka university (Okada and Koga group). If you have experience in biochemistry or molecular biology and interest in manipulating enzymes, pls send to me your cv and research interests!
Not to forget the stress and anxiety inherent to the process. Perhaps academic institutions can establish liaison with embassies to simplify procedures? and offer to cover visa costs, even when delays or rejections occur, which are typically beyond the students' control?
It has only recently dawned on me that it might not be widely recognized that many international students require visas even for short visits or interviews. The complexity, cost, and time commitment that the applicants endure often mirror those of long-term visas.