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Webinar: DNA-Encoded Chemistry

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BOC Sciences

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virtual zoom meeting

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Genetically-encoded library (GEL) technologies cannot natively encode post-translational modifications, while DNA-encoded libraries (DEL) demand complex synthesis. This talk presents chemical post-translational modification (cPTM) to unlock billion-scale molecular diversity. Additionally, learn how Liquid Molecular Array (LiMA) uses DNA-barcoded phage display to enable in vivo organ- and cell-level tracking via NGS.

Speaker: Dr. Ratmir Derda
Professor
Faculty of Science – Chemistry
University of Alberta

Event start time: 11:00 am

Event end time: 12:00 pm

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