Biochem, Ph.D in Penn State University, Postdoc in UC Davis
Joined April 2020
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Thanks, @CotruvoLab! Please check out my paper!
Today in @PNASNews, the first genetically encoded fluorescent sensor for #manganese! My student Jen Park @bioJenP re-engineered the EF hands of lanmodulin to selectively respond to Mn(II) and used the resulting sensors to study Mn dynamics in bacteria. pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.22…
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It was a long haul for David Eap working with some finicky proteins, but his excellent PhD work was just published in @J_A_C_S! Check out our characterization of a novel Fe-S cluster binding metallothionein from the fungal pathogen Aspergillus fumigatus. doi.org/10.1021/jacs.5c11899
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Please join me and @bioJenP this year at the 2025 Gordon Research Seminar: Cell Biology of Metals in Portland, ME 🔬🧫 (and the associated GRC of course! @erinlconnolly1 and Tom Bartnikas) with our Keynote Speaker @OFisherLab
And why not…vote for your fav transition metal!
67%Fe
22%Cu
11%Mn
0%Zn
9 votes • Final results Jennifer Park retweeted
Just out @PNASNews, we characterize a new type of lanthanides-binding protein (a Ln chaperone) and engineer it for separations! Great work by Wyatt Larrinaga and Jonathan Jung, w/ my colleague Amie Boal! pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.24… @psu_chemistry @PSUScience
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Grateful for the opportunity share my thoughts and experiences on my journey to tenure in
@TrendsChemistry
! Thank you to
@jess_panch
for giving me the chance to share my voice. Take a look! authors.elsevier.com/a/1jQVG… #pathtotenure #profmomlife #academicjourney
Jennifer Park retweeted
Today in @PNASNews, the first genetically encoded fluorescent sensor for #manganese! My student Jen Park @bioJenP re-engineered the EF hands of lanmodulin to selectively respond to Mn(II) and used the resulting sensors to study Mn dynamics in bacteria. pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.22…
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Out in @ScienceAdvances, and just in time for #NationalChemistryWeek...
One of the rarest and least understood elements, #actinium, becomes less of a mystery with the help of #lanmodulin! Proud to be part of this team led by Gauthier Deblonde @Livermore_Lab
#NCW @PSUScience
Capturing the elusive but critical element #actinium for next-generation #cancer #therapy.
And #isotope detection at the attogram level!
Yes that’s 0.000000000000000001 gram
Now in @ScienceAdvances !🤯☢️
@Livermore_Lab @CotruvoLab @penn_state @doescience
science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
