
Zhi lindsey Lin
@zhi_lindsey_lin
Postdoc at UCSF Wells lab, PhD 22’ Harvard Woo lab, BS 17’ Peking University Peng Chen lab
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30-09-2017 18:43:08
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Honored to have contributed to this review with Jay Schneekloth exploring the untapped potential of targeting protein-RNA interactions. Small molecules recognizing these pockets could open exciting therapeutic doors—think risdiplam and RocA, but beyond. (link in the thread)🧬 #RNA



Here is our large-scale protein design story with Bruno Correia and Novo Nordisk! Using geometric deep learning, we evaluated the entire human surfaceome, identified 4,500 sites, and targeted them with a library of 0.5M seeds, equal to performing 3B docking! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Check out our work in ACS Central Science. We have developed a virtual noncanonical amino acid (ncAA) screener that allows evaluation of the genetic encodability of designed ncAAs prior to chemical synthesis. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

The #FeMS+ 2025 Q2 Empowerment Award applications are open! Thanks to BrukerMassSpec for sponsoring. Apply here: airtable.com/appyGufCIumjAo… #TeamMassSpec #WomenEmpowerment









Check out MuSIC 2.0, combining Human Protein Atlas images and HMSBioPlex interactions to make a multi-scale model of the cell. I enjoyed working on this with Trey Ideker, Emma Lundberg + their labs & collaborators. Special congrats to lead authors Leah Schaffer & Clara (Mengzhou) Hu!



🧵[1/10] A busy week for K-Ras! We report three stories on covalent, mutant-selective targeting of oncogenic K-Ras mutations ACS Publications. Covalent chemistry has been key in drugging this once “undruggable” GTPase. Sotorasib and adagrasib are the only approved therapeutics.
![Qinheng Zheng (@qhzheng) on Twitter photo 🧵[1/10] A busy week for K-Ras! We report three stories on covalent, mutant-selective targeting of oncogenic K-Ras mutations <a href="/ACSPublications/">ACS Publications</a>. Covalent chemistry has been key in drugging this once “undruggable” GTPase. Sotorasib and adagrasib are the only approved therapeutics. 🧵[1/10] A busy week for K-Ras! We report three stories on covalent, mutant-selective targeting of oncogenic K-Ras mutations <a href="/ACSPublications/">ACS Publications</a>. Covalent chemistry has been key in drugging this once “undruggable” GTPase. Sotorasib and adagrasib are the only approved therapeutics.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GvgEsyNWMAAbGRV.jpg)