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Biomolecular Engineering and Analyses to Understand Cell Migration, Membrane Components, and Genomic Structure

Co-chair(s)

Galloway, K., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bao, X., Purdue University

This session focus on the development and application of biomolecular engineering tools and methods to understand the fundamental knowledge about cell migration, membrane components, and genomic structure.

Presentations

8:00 AM
(56a) A New Strategy for Rapid Identification of DNA Zip Codes Via Targeted Rewiring of Endogenous Loci in Mammalian Cells
8:18 AM
(56b) Identification of Heterochromatin Markers As Epigenetic Drivers of Neuroendocrine Prostate Cancer (NEPC) Using Single Cell Tracking and Supervised Learning
8:36 AM
(56c) Polarized Ion Channels Regulate Migration Direction and Efficiency in Confinement
8:54 AM
(56d) Structured and Intrinsically Disordered Domains within Amphiphysin1 Work Together to Sense and Drive Membrane Curvature
9:12 AM
(56e) Tunable Enzymatic Synthesis of the Immunomodulator Lipid IVa to Enable Structure-Activity Analysis
9:30 AM
(56h) Engineering Modular, Portable RNA-Based Control Systems for Cellular Reprogramming
9:48 AM
(56g) Proprioception in Bacteria (Invited Speaker)

Topics 

Biomedical Engineering
Protein Engineering

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