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(2016-10-31)One of the major limitations of traditional organic chemical synthesis is the challenge of modifying a starting material with both stereoselectivity and regioselectivity to produce a single product. Nature has solved this ...
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Structural and biochemical studies of enzymes involved in the biosynthesis of value-added products (2018-03-28)Enzymes have been used for decades for the industrial production of high value chemicals such as food additives, antibiotics and other pharmaceutical products. However, in recent years the significant advances in biocatalyst ...
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Structural and biochemical studies on tailoring enzymes involved in ribosomal peptides biosynthesis (2015-11-17)Human history is also a history of the ceaseless fight against various diseases, especially those caused by pathogenic infections. Both scientists and pharmaceutical companies have been dedicated in developing antimicrobial ...
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(2018-02-02)My PhD research focus has been the study of lipoic acid and biotin metabolism in several bacteria. Lipoic acid and biotin are essential enzyme cofactors found in all three domains of life. Both molecules function only when ...
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(2018-09-07)Eukaryotic membrane fusion is a highly conserved process that is necessary to maintain cellular homeostasis. Ultimately, two membrane compartments are brought to each other, direct contact is established, and the bilayers ...
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