
Steven Banik
@stevenmbanik
Chemical biologist; interested in rewiring the cell | Asst Prof. @StanfordUChem & @Stanford_ChEMH | stevenbanik.bsky.social
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29-03-2019 23:12:14
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Check out this new method for peptide sequencing via DNA barcoding by The Soh Lab @ Stanford and coworkers Stanford Engineering! Nice use of #bioorthogonal chemistry 😃 Peptide sequencing via reverse translation of peptides into DNA | bioRxiv biorxiv.org/content/10.110…




.Steven Banik,Christine Isadora Ng & team devised a new class of molecules called TRAMs to convince natural shuttles to bring misplaced, disease-related proteins back to their homes. This could lead to new treatments for cancers and neurodegeneration stanford.io/3XRzVY9




🚨NEW PUBLICATION ALERT🚨: In a paper out today in Science Magazine we describe a way to build synthetic phosphorylation circuits with customizable sense-and-response functions in human cells. Check it out at science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…. 🧵1/n

Landmark preprint from Lycia Therapeutics, first example of catalytic #LYTAC (cataLYTAC) design for potent and durable extracellular #TPD. Demonstrated with design of LYTAC that clears IgE in NHPs, excited to see this technology advance to the clinic 🎉

Congratulations to Alessandra Salerno 👩🔬 from Centre for Targeted Protein Degradation and Christine Isadora Ng from Stanford University who have been selected as awardees of our conference travel scholarships to attend the Keystone Proximity-Based Therapeutics conference!


Incredibly proud of Christine Isadora Ng for defending her PhD work today (the first Banik lab PhD!). So lucky to have been a part of her journey!