Advancing Mass Spectrometry-based bioanalytical techniques to study human diseases
Frankenfield, Ashley M., Michael S. Fernandopulle, Saadia Hasan, Michael E. Ward, and Ling Hao. “Development and Comparative Evaluation of Endolysosomal Proximity Labeling-based Proteomic Methods in Human iPSC-derived Neurons.” 2020, Analytical Chemistry. https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.analchem.0c03107
This annal competitive research award from ORAU (Oak Ridge Associated Universities) is made to provide funds to enrich the research and professional growth of young faculties in the first two years of a tenure track position in any of five science and technology disciplines: engineering or applied science; life sciences; mathematics and computer science; physical sciences; and policy, management or education.
Ashley Frankenfield, 2nd year PhD student, won the Keystone Student Scholarship and was selected to give a short talk titled “A Specific and Sensitive Proximity-labeling Proteomics Approach for Studying Protein-Protein Interactions of the Lysosome Membrane” at the virtual Keystone Conference. Well done Ashley!
Nic is graduating with a B.S. in Chemistry from GW in 2020 summer and will join the NIH as a postbac IRTA fellow for two years before applying to Medical Schools! Congrats to Nic!
“Improving Proximity-labeling Proteomics Approach to Study Protein-protein Interactions”
“Development of lysosomal membrane and membrane-binding proteomic strategies both in vitro and in vivo”
May your words be plenty, your typos be few, your ideas accepted, and manuscripts too!
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