Two PhD student positions in Structural Biology on Membrane Proteins and
Structural Biology of Biomembranes available at KTH Royal Institute of
Technology
We are looking for motivated persons to fill the following two PhD student
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We have an immediate opening in the Plückthun lab at the Department of
Biochemistry (University of Zürich, Switzerland) for a PhD student to
become part of the protein engineering team on the structure-guided
development of designed Armadillo-repeat proteins.
The lab seeks a talented and
A postdoctoral position in the Alzheimer's drug discovery institute, University
of Oxford. The closing date is 12 noon on Thursday 26th July 2018
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Dear Wenhe,
>From my perspective you have quite a few options. Notably, the presence of
glycosylation in the native host does not always (or even often) mean that
you *must* have the protein in the native glyco-state in order to be
'right'. Very often glycosylation sites can be trimmed (by e.g.
I would not discard the insect expression right away. In yeast or similar
you risk hyperglycosilation while sf tend to have paucimannose and
relatively homogeneous glcnac2man5 decorations. It can be hard (and
expensive) to homogeneously deglyc enzymatically but not sure if you also
want to
