Chemical Biology
Gillingham Research Group
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Nature's kill switch for protein degradation
Are you looking to get rid of overexpressed proteins in cells?
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What have you done now? How chemical reactions can affect codon readout in DNA encoded libraries.
Chemical reactions can not only be detrimental to the amount of useful DNA in an encoded library, they also can affect the information that is stored.
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Bringing boron containing heterocycles to DNA encoded libraries
The new paper of Pinwen Cai and Lukas Schneider in Organic Letters shows how an unusual heterocyclic scaffold was made available in DNA encoded libraries. Check it out!
/ News, Events, People
A new group trip, at last
After a break of two years for reasons, we finally went out again on a group trip. The new group image shows the stark difference between our group from back then now - we doubled in size!
/ News, Doctorate/PhD, People, Graduated!
Well done, Dr. Murawska!
Gosia's studies on MGMT finally payed out and earned her the a Dr. phil.
/ News, Doctorate/PhD, People, Graduated!
Congratulations, Dr. Coomar!
Seemoon Coomar's intensive work on protein silencing culminated in the success of his Defense shortly before Christmas.
/ News, Doctorate/PhD, People, New group member
A late welcome!
A late welcome to our newest PhD candidates, Pedro and Koder./ News, Research, Publication
Molecular glue for degrading cyclin K
A publication in Nature about how CR8 acts as a molecular glue to degrade cyclin K, featuring the chemical work from our FMI guest Dakota Suchyta.
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Rome wasn't built in a day
Our collaboration with the Willitsch group that started 5 years ago is finally bearing fruits.