@AlexGreenLab

The lab of Alex Green in the Biomedical Engineering Department at Boston University

 Boston, Massachusetts
alexgreenlab.org
Joined July 2019
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Congratulations to Julien Berro @BerroLab @Yale and Alexander Green @AlexGreenLab @BioDesignCenter for “Intercepting the Cell’s Hidden Signals via Peptide-Activated RNA Switches.”
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RCSA & @MooreFound announce awards of $1,320,000 to nine teams in the final year of #Scialog: Chemical Machinery of the Cell, an initiative launched in 2018 to advance fundamental understanding of chemical machinery and reactions in the intact cell. bit.ly/3s14uuZ
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Engineers developing mail-in, no-touch, fast-scan test for COVID-19, other outbreaks News release: news.iastate.edu/news/2020/0… @ISU_CoE @IowaStateCBE #IowaStateInnovates
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Nigel Reuel@ReuelGroup30 Apr 2020
Thanks to @NSF for funding our collaborative, RAPID project to design a radically-new diagnostic that uses @AlexGreenLab toe-hold switch design, @PardeeLab cell free system, and our group's resonant sensors for widespread monitoring of #COVID 19 RNA. No reagents. No PPE. Awesome.
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Cell@CellCellPress6 Mar 2020
New #resource in the latest issue: high-specificity #RNA toehold-based #sensors allows for discrimination of point #mutations and RNA base #modifications and enables #genotypic #diagnosis for #Ecoli #human samples and #Zika #virus strains bit.ly/38uO54k
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SNIPRs (Single-Nucleotide-Specific Programmable Riboregulators) take aim at disease-related mutations. biodesign.asu.edu/news/snipr… #ASUResearch @ASUChemistry
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The Lucks Lab@LucksLab8 Feb 2020
Looking for some amazing training in Synthetic Biology? Check out the Cold Spring Harbor Synthetic Biology Summer Course! Applications due soon. cshlsynbio.wordpress.com/
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ASU, @UofT develop first direct gene-circuit-to-electrode interface. ow.ly/Juzy50xt6Wv #research @asunews
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Wyss researchers have developed “Riborepressors” that, when integrated into synthetic gene circuits, enable reporter gene expression to be halted when the right signal is present. This could be applied in diagnostics, therapeutics, and biofabrication. wyss.harvard.edu/news/gene-o…

Gene-OFF switches tool up synthetic biology

By Benjamin Boettner (BOSTON) – In the quest for tomorrow’s diagnostics, therapeutics, and bioproduced drugs and fine chemicals, synthetic biologists are assembling artificial networks of genes and...

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