@UMNChemistry Ph.D. candidate in @DanHarki group. Forever screening small molecules and playing around with the random number generator (aka mass spec!).
Very excited to have this paper from my time in grad school published! Started from an unrelated project idea that lead to weird results. Working on #APOBEC3A? Your catalytic inactivation mutation may lead to unstable protein! Check out the paper below to learn why E72A > E72Q.
If you’re at #ACSFall2022 and you love drug discovery, come see me present my poster on our virtual and in vitro screening project for APOBEC3B inhibitors!
Congrats to PhD students Margaret Clapham, Brianna Collins, Mckenna Hanson, Hannah Holst, and Katherine Jones for receiving highly competitive #UMN Doctoral Dissertation Fellowships! z.umn.edu/ChemDDF2022#UMNproud@UMNCSE
ALT Department of Chemistry Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship recipients
Our review (@DanHarki @HarrisLabUMN) on the current toolbox for APOBEC3 drug discovery is online now at @TrendsinPharma! So happy to see my first review paper finally out in the world! cell.com/trends/pharmacologi…
Thanks, Dan! A big shout out goes to our whole lab, who helped me prepare and gave me awesome feedback for the presentation! @jtang162@KTPhos@SamanthaKennel3@adivkrn
A great paper to work on, in which we developed a new type of ALARM assay using mass spec peptide sequencing to identify binding of reversible covalent compounds! Check it out!
There's more good news today, #Covid19 vaccines-wise, than might immediately meet the eye from the Pfizer preliminary analysis. Let's unpack.
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Exciting news this Saturday morning: a third paper from my post-bac research position was published in FSI: Genetics! Does differential hair growth across the scalp affect protein polymorphism profiles within an individual? Check it out! authors.elsevier.com/c/1bwR5…
Amazing visualizations from @RommieAmaro's lab! Got see her present these images at a recent #TeamAPOBEC meeting. Their modeling of the glycan shield and discovery of a potential structural role was particularly fascinating. Check out their pub in @ACSCentSci if you get a chance.