Probes and Tags to Study Biomolecular Function

Lawrence Miller (b. 1966) is Professor for Biochemistry at the University of Illinois in Chicago (USA). He graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison where he also obtained a Ph.D. degree. He then moved to Columbia University, New York, to lead an independent research group specializing in novel imaging technology for the biosciences.

Fluorescent Sterols to Study Cholesterol Trafficking in Living Cells
Lipid Binding Proteins to Study Localization of Phosphoinositides
The Use of Lipid-Binding Toxins to Study Distribution and Dynamics of Sphingolipids and Cholesterol
FlAsH Protein Labeling
AGT/SNAP-tag: A Versatile Tag for Covalent Protein Labeling
In Vivo Protein Labelling with Trimthoprim and Dihydrofolate Reductase
Phosphopantetheinyl Transferase Catalyzed Protein Labeling and Molecular Imaging
Bioorthogonal Chemical Transformations in Proteins by an Expanded Genetic Code
Using the Bacteriophage MS2 Coat Protein-RNA Binding Interaction to Visualise RNA in Living Cells

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