Cambridge, United Kingdom
Joined May 2018
Condensates assemble from two populations of tetravalent DNA nanostars, and three types of divalent linkers that mediate nanostar-nanostar interactions, either within the same nanostar population or across populations 2/n
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We can control phase behaviour by changing linker and nanostars concentrations, without re-designing nanostructures. This is convenient, and allowed us to map a large phase diagram and identify an order parameter controlling the transition between 1- and 2-phase condensates 3/n
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The MLO platform is robust, inducible and modular and many design modifications can be applied to the nanostars to capture different proteins or change MLO properties. Hopefully you’ll find this useful, and we look forward to your feedback! 7/n
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Thanks also @rogerrubio Layla Malouf, @FabriniGiacomo Sabrina Pia Nuccio @cebcambridge and funding from @ERC_Research @BBSRC @royalsociety n/n
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DiMicheleLAB retweeted
Check out our PhD student Hannah Sleath’s paper on vesicle-based synthetic cells that can crawl up surface concentration gradients using DNA receptors — great collaboration with @DiMicheleLAB1 and @BMognetti pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.102…
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Happy new year everyone, and some great news! We have an opening for a PhD candidate to join our lab @cebcambridge @Cambridge_Uni in October 2024 as part of the new exciting @MSCActions Doctoral Network @ComeInCell jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/49240/
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Please RT and share with relevant candidates! @SynCellEU @buildacell @fabriCELL_UK
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Erratum - apparently October 2024 is in the past, so we will start in October 2025 😅
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