Structure & Function of Microbial Proteins
Header image above shows crystals of protein involved in antibiotic resistance grown in our lab in November 2021!
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Spread of Antibiotic Resistance
Bacteria gain antibiotic resistance commonly through conjugative plasmid transfer (CPT). What is the molecular basis of this process?
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Gut Microbe Bacteriodes ovatus
The gut microbe Bacteroides ovatus is elevated in people with autoimmune diseases. Which of its proteins may play an important role in the disease state?
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Uncharacterized Pathogen Proteomes
Emerging bacterial pathogens are of concern for new outbreaks. Characterizing their proteomes may allow us to understand and target them more effectively.
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URSI Summer 2024
URSI Symposium 2024
Lab Members

Olive Adamek
Vassar ’27 | CPT- pCU1

Salih Elnour Salih Awouda
Vassar ’25 | B. ovatus

Elisa Dzuong
Vassar ’27 | CPT- pCU1

Lydia Freedman
Vassar ’25 | B. ovatus

Jasmine Lowenstein
Vassar ’26 | CPT- pCU1

Lola Yost
Vassar ’26 | CPT- pCU1

Dr. Krystle J. McLaughlin
Principal Investigator
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