Dr Denis Hartmann (@denishartmann) 's Twitter Profile
Dr Denis Hartmann

@denishartmann

Current Postdoc in the TAB-Lab at UoB. Former Oxford DPhil Student in the Booth group, Wolfson College, Bassoonist, Austrian, gamer, book-lover. he/him, 🏳️‍🌈

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📢 4th Edition of Royal Society of Chemistry Nucleic Acids in Chemistry and Biology has now been released (Blackburn/Gait/Egli/Jon Watts) – The bible for scientists who work with nucleic acids Furthermore, I wrote the revamped chapter on DNA and RNA Sequencing! 🥳 rsc.li/3OyMtNa

📢 4th Edition of <a href="/RoySocChem/">Royal Society of Chemistry</a> Nucleic Acids in Chemistry and Biology has now been released (Blackburn/Gait/Egli/<a href="/jwattsgroup/">Jon Watts</a>) – The bible for scientists who work with nucleic acids

Furthermore, I wrote the revamped chapter on DNA and RNA Sequencing! 🥳
rsc.li/3OyMtNa
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My poster is now up at the #Biochemistry2022 conference in Münster! Come have a look and chat to me (in 🇩🇪 or 🇬🇧) about blue-light controllable DNA, done under supervision of Michael Booth as part of SBM CDT. It is nice to have in person events again! 🎉

My poster is now up at the #Biochemistry2022 conference in Münster! Come have a look and chat to me (in 🇩🇪 or 🇬🇧) about blue-light controllable DNA, done under supervision of <a href="/DrMikeBooth/">Michael Booth</a> as part of <a href="/OxfordSynthesis/">SBM CDT</a>.
It is nice to have in person events again! 🎉
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If you are curious what I spent a large part of my DPhil on so far, my project on blue light-activatable DNA is now available on ChemRXiv as a preprint! 🎉 SBM CDT Oxford Chemistry

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One of my DPhil projects with Michael Booth is now on chemRxiv! We developed light-activated antisense oligonucleotides by photocaging the backbone and could use that to control gene knockdown in cell-free expression! Have a look below! SBM CDT Oxford Chemistry

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Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council We've got *2* EPSRC PhD opportunities to join our group in London to study the chemistry and application of nucleic acids, photocages, and polymers! 😍🧬🔦🌡️🧪 x.com/DrMikeBooth/st…

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We’ve developed light-activated antisense oligonucleotides by conjugating photocages to phosphorothioates 🤩🧬🔦! Published in Communications Chemistry, led by Dr Denis Hartmann Oxford Chemistry SBM CDT UCL Chemistry #ASO #DNA #light nature.com/articles/s4200…

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We've topologically constrained antisense oligonucleotides into a handcuff structure, via photocages, to control gene knockdown! Published in Chemical Communications, led by Dr Denis Hartmann Oxford Chemistry SBM CDT UCL Chemistry #supramolecular #ASO rsc.li/3zY0vC5

We've topologically constrained antisense oligonucleotides into a handcuff structure, via photocages, to control gene knockdown!

Published in <a href="/ChemCommun/">Chemical Communications</a>, led by <a href="/DenisHartmann/">Dr Denis Hartmann</a>
<a href="/OxfordChemistry/">Oxford Chemistry</a> <a href="/OxfordSynthesis/">SBM CDT</a> <a href="/UCLChemistry/">UCL Chemistry</a> #supramolecular #ASO rsc.li/3zY0vC5
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More of my postdoc work has now been published in Chemistry Europe. This was a super fun project to work on, and with lots of diverse and challenging synthesis, characterisation, crystallography and DFT!