
Ratmir Derda
@ratmirderda
Rewind the time and let it go forward: will we, or nature, make the same discoveries and innovations? Seeking ways to test "Reproducible Discovery" hypothesis.
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03-10-2017 02:36:20
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From the University of Alberta, Canadian Peptide Protein Community CPPC student representative ARUNIKA EKANAYAKE wins an oral presentation award at the American Peptide Society symposium! #peptides2022 UAlberta Chemistry Derda Lab

Big up to Tracy (Chih Lan) Lin Tracy Lin, Mirat Sojitra, Eric Carpenter and others Derda Lab with @MatthewMacaule4 and Todd L. Lowary for release of the new Liquid N-Glycan Array (LiGA) made via Chemoenzymatic Synthesis. Check it out! biorxiv.org/content/10.110ā¦

Check out this article on our collaboration with the Macauley and Hubbard labs! Thanks to Hansol and everyone for their hard work on the project! crisprmedicinenews.com/news/multiplex⦠Basil P. Hubbard, PhD Hansol Park @MatthewMacaule4




Big shout out to all collaborators on a paper that finally came out in Nature Communications with Will Pomerantz Yu-Shan Lin @MatthewMacaule4 qic.ai , Lela Vukovic, Vederas Lab and many contributors from Derda Lab Jeff Wong ARUNIKA EKANAYAKE nature.com/articles/s4146ā¦


Apologies: ran out of characters: BIG thanks to @MatthewMacaule4 Lab @JameZeynab + Eddie @glycocode Lara Mahal, Claire Yang+Justine Lai in Raymond Lai's Lab (UofA Oncology), Gisele Monteiro, super-alumnus Mirat Sojitra and of course, the fearless leader: Guilherme Meira Lima


DNA-encoded, Liquid Glycan Array (LiGA) and its application to cell-surface profiling is out in Nature Protocols . Big thanks to Mirat Sojitra for leading the effort and @MatthewMacaule4 + members of Macaluley Lab and Derda Lab ! rdcu.be/dXaNJ


Next at #SFG2024 Ratmir Derda talks about is liquid arrays to study glycan-lectin interactions, e.g., effect of ligand density on Siglec binding or effect of high expression of a lectin on a cell line. Also detection of glycan ligands or lectins binding to tissues in a mouse.


Congratulations to Kejia Yan Kejia Yan the lead on the most complex and comprehensive Journal of the American College of Surgeons (JACS) publications from Derda Lab to date. Big thanks to 48Hour Discovery and Dustin Maly Lab for their contribution. See "late stage reshaping" paper at doi.org/10.1021/jacs.4ā¦


To distract everyone from the devastating NIH news, I recommend reading this Mirror Image Life discussion in Science magazine science.org/doi/10.1126/sc⦠or popular press cbc.ca/radio/thecurre⦠and our view on this topic: TLDR: do not forget about Glycans! biorxiv.org/content/10.110ā¦
