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Identification of Functional Proteins Relevant to Bioenergy and Disease Pathology by Multiplexed Activity-Based Protein Profiling


EMSL Project ID
47292

Abstract

Develop multiplexed activity-based protein profiling and apply to identification of P450s in Mycobacterium tuberculosis and biomarkers in Aspergillus fumigatus. Additionally the technology will be used for identifying new sources of bioenergy from botryococcus braunii and extremophilic fungi.

Project Details

Start Date
2012-03-21
End Date
2014-09-30
Status
Closed

Team

Principal Investigator

Aaron Wright
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Team Members

Joshua Rosnow
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Natalie Sadler
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Michael Lewis
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Lindsey Anderson
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Susan Wiedner
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Sergey Stolyar
Institution
University of Idaho

David Culley
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Phillip Koech
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Jon Magnuson
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Ellen Panisko
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

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