649 Biomolecular Engineering


Description:
This session invites contributions on novel methods for engineering biomolecules and the applications of these in therapeutics, diagnostics, sensors, and other engineering applications. Novel in vitro and in vivo molecular engineering approaches are also encouraged. Fundamental experimental and computational studies on the structure and structure-function properties of engineered biomolecules are also welcome.

Sponsor:
Engineering Fundamentals in Life Science
Co-Sponsor(s):
Bioengineering (15C)


Chair:
Benjamin J. Hackel
Assistant Professor
University of Minnesota
Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
421 Washington Avenue SE
Minneapolis, MN
55455
Email: hackel@umn.edu

Co-chairs:
Tamara L. Kinzer-Ursem
Assistant Professor
Purdue University
Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering
206 S. Martin Jischke Dr
West Lafayette, IN
47907
Email: tursem@purdue.edu

Adam Melvin
Assistant Professor
Louisiana State University
Cain Department of Chemical Engineering
110 Chemical Engineering Bldg
Baton Rouge, LA
70803
Email: melvin@lsu.edu


Papers:
649a
Protease-Responsive Droplets Engineered from Self-Assembled Disordered Proteins
Benjamin S. Schuster, University of Pennsylvania; Ellen H. Reed, University of Pennsylvania; Matthew C. Good, University of Pennsylvania; Daniel A. Hammer, University of Pennsylvania
649b
Engineering Anti-EGFR Fibronectin Nanorings for Cancer Immunotherapy
Özgün Kılıç, University of Minnesota; Carston R. Wagner, University of Minnesota
649c
Engineered Protein-Polymer Conjugates for Drug Delivery to the Central Nervous System
Eugenie Jumai'an, Smith College; Analia Vazquez Cegla, Smith College; Natalie D. Smith, Smith College; Allison Sirois, University of Massachusetts at Amherst; Maren E. Buck, Smith College; Sarah J. Moore, Smith College
649d
Covalent Heterobivalent Inhibitors for Drug Allergies
Peter Deak, University of Notre Dame; Baksun Kim, University of Notre Dame; Maura Vrabel, University of Notre Dame; Byunghee Koh, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis; Mark Kaplan, Indiana University; Tanyel Kiziltepe, University of Notre Dame; Basar Bilgicer, University of Notre Dame
649e
Exploring the HIV V1V2 Loop Conformational Landscape with Protein Engineering
Jennifer Lai, Dartmouth College; Deeptak Verma, Dartmouth; Chris Bailey-Kellogg, Dartmouth; Margaret E. Ackerman, Dartmouth College
649f
A Small Peptide Localizes to a Distinct Region of the Cell Membrane By Sensing Curvature
Edward Y. Kim, National Cancer Institute; Erin Tyndall, Pennsylvania State University; Kerwyn Casey Huang, Stanford University; Fang Tian, Pennsylvania State University; Kumaran Ramamurthi, National Cancer Institute
649g
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Hadley D. Sikes, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Abstract Submissions Closed
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