Peptides that shift gut bacteria can reduce heart attack risk in mice
Scripps Research Institute - 15-Jun-2020Lowering the number of bad gut bacteria reduced artery plaques by 40% - wow!
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Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Scripps Research
Research Focus
Organic, Bioorganic, and Materials Chemistry
Our group is involved in a multidisciplinary research effort that uses disciplines ranging from synthetic organic and inorganic chemistry to materials science and recombinant DNA technology to develop novel methods for the rational design and construction of functional biomaterial-based structures. Our goal is to provide novel applications in the field of molecular and system engineering as well as advance our fundamental understanding of living chemical processes. Currently, research projects in our laboratory deal with various aspects of peptide and protein architecture and folding, design of synthetic receptors and enzymes, fabrication of novel biosensor arrays, self-replicating molecular systems, and self-organized nonlinear autocatalytic chemical networks and ecosystems. selected references
Visit website: https://www.scripps.edu/faculty/ghadiri/
See also: Scripps Research Institute - Medical research facility with focus on research and education in the biomedical sciences
Details last updated 24-Jun-2020
Lowering the number of bad gut bacteria reduced artery plaques by 40% - wow!