
KeyserLab
@keyserlab
We are a group of scientists at the Cavendish Lab, University of Cambridge, UK. Focused on understanding transport processes through membranes.
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http://www.keyserlab.org 02-07-2019 17:58:10
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Delighted to annouce our work is out Nanoscale journal family! A big team effort KeyserLab Laser Analytics Group (Kaminski Lab) Molecular Neuroscience Group Holcman Nathalie ROUACH Diversity of dynamic voltage patterns in neuronal dendrites revealed by nanopipette electrophysiology pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…



Check out my first first author paper of my PhD out now in Nature Biomedical Engineering ! We utilize solid state #nanopore sensing and #dna #nanotech as a way to assay #CRISPR #Cas9 binding efficiency!


In a paper in Nature Nanotechnology, researchers Cambridge University went fishing for viruses using programmable DNA nanobait technology. KeyserLab bit.ly/3Zu7M8L


Four of our physicists have been recognised in the Institute of Physics Awards 2023 for their outstanding contribution to experimental physics, public engagement, soft matter physics, and atomic physics. Congratulations to them!🏅 Follow the thread to learn about the winners and their awards 🧵




Multiplexed Digital Characterization of Misfolded Protein Oligomers via Solid-State Nanopores | Journal of the American Chemical Society Cambridge University Cavendish Laboratory Maxwell Centre #digital #Characterization #Misfolded #Protein #Nanopores pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…


Our latest paper collab with lots of great colleagues is now available in ACS Analytical Chemistry Journals, extending our solid-state #nanopore approach to analyzing the size distribution of heavy-chain modified #hyaluronan from physiological biofluids. pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…

Check out our new article in Nature Communications ! We use RNA nanotechnology and nanopore sensing to assess transcript size and heterogeneity. We identify premature transcription termination, study rolling circle transcription and describe enzymatic processivity. Special thanks to


Great second session at Cambridge Infectious Diseases IRC Annual #Symposium Kate Baker KeyserLab Chris Ruis Andrew Conlan Robinson College


🥳 New paper from the group! Casey Platnich has shown with nanopore sensing that the denaturing properties of urea can be used to break up RNA secondary structure and allow DNA staples to bind without heating! 🧬 Check out the paper in J. Am. Chem. Soc. here:tinyurl.com/5bkx7nzv

In a study led by Filip Boskovic we examined how the electrophoretic transport of RNA:DNA and DNA through nanopores depends on the contour length rather than the number of base pairs. Nice blend of experiments and simulations! AksimentievLab ACS Nano 🧬🕳️⚛️ Cambridge University


