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Molecular and Structural Biochemistry

Tove Room – Polk 128A

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  • Biochemistry Department Seminar – Dr. James Fraser

    Tove Room - Polk 128A

    "Synthetic Biology Approach to New-to-Nature Natural Products" Dr. James Fraser University of California San Francisco, Department of Bioengineering and Therapeutic Sciences Zoom Link Abstract: In a post-"structure prediction is solved" world, our lab is obsessed with the concept of statistical structural biology. We collect large datasets (X-ray fragment screens from 1000s of individual crystals) and…

  • Biochemistry Department Seminar – Dr. Gavin Williams

    Tove Room - Polk 128A

    "Synthetic Biology Approach to New-to-Nature Natural Products" Dr. Gavin Williams NCSU Department of Chemistry Zoom Link Abstract: Many clinically used drugs are derived from secondary metabolites that are biosynthesized in a modular fashion by the selection and condensation of small-molecule building blocks. Chimeric biosynthetic pathways can be constructed to produce analogs for drug discovery. Yet,…

  • Biochemistry Graduate Seminar – Sydney Skirboll

    Tove Room - Polk 128A

    "Revealing structural determinants of mechanistic divergence in non-heme diiron N-oxygenases" Sydney Skirboll, Graduate Student (Makris Lab) NCSU Department of Biochemistry Zoom Link

  • Biochemistry Department Seminar – Dr. Deyu Xie

    Tove Room - Polk 128A

    "Biosynthesis and Metabolic Engineering of Artemisinin-An Effective Antimalarial Medicine: A New Chapter" Dr. Deyu Xie NCSU Department of Plant and Microbial Biology Zoom Link

  • Biochemistry Graduate Seminar – Lauren Insko

    Tove Room - Polk 128A

    Investigating How Sequence Variation in High Phosphatidylcholine 1 Influences Phospholipase A1 Function in Maize Lauren Insko, Graduate Student (Rellán Álvarez Lab) NCSU Department of Biochemistry Zoom Link

  • Biochemistry Graduate Seminar – Kylie Young

    Tove Room - Polk 128A

    Presenting on "Atf3-mediated metabolic reprogramming in hepatic macrophage orchestrates metabolic dysfunction–associated steatohepatitis" Kylie Young, Graduate Student (Kennedy Lab) NCSU Department of Biochemistry Zoom Link

  • Biochemistry Graduate Seminar – Bryn Yoder

    Tove Room - Polk 128A

    "Utilization of AI and Peptide Libraries in Proteomics Analysis" Bryn Yoder, Graduate Student (Liu Lab) NCSU Department of Biochemistry Zoom Link

  • Biochemistry Department Seminar – Ian Williamson

    Tove Room - Polk 128A

    "Measuring Enterocyte Metabolism and Lineage Content in Dynamic Nutrient Environments" Dr. Ian Williamson NCSU Department of Molecular Biomedical Sciences Zoom Link