#Nanobodies

c0nc0rdance

c0nc0rdance

What do sharks and camels have in common, besides sometimes trying to eat children?Camelids like llamas, alpacas, camels can produce a type of antibody consisting of only the heavy chain

DeriveryLab

DeriveryLab

Great to see our paper on micropatterning with fibrinogen anchors online in @JCellBiol!http://bit.ly/3q6vipv A thread... 1/9 2/9In this paper we improve the printing of proteins ('micropatterning') by developing a universal (fi

Steven Boeynaems

BoeynaemsSteven

Super excited to share the new preprint from @LaskerKeren and me. TL/DR: We studied a bacterial protein droplet, found that material properties tune fitness, and we re-engineered this protein into

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 177Nice to re-start our Covid grand rounds today. Available here: https://tinyurl.com/yyw5myns . We covered a range of epi issues (the shape of the pandemic, changing mortality

Adrian Liston

LabListon

A #LabRetrospective, to highlight talented alumni.First up, Dr Dina Danso-Abeam, my first PhD graduate. Dina was the first to identify Olmsted as a #PID, starting our work in gene-hunting in

DrSmith

idomyownexpts

1/n It is vital we get objective analyses of the SARS-CoV2 origin to prevent future outbreaks and recurrence. This long thread details what I’ve learned, hoping to encourage those with

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