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Biomolecular and Cellular Engineering Microbes Enzymes Biomolecules Metabolic Engineering Biopolymer Antibody Nano-Devices, Sensors, Environmental, Biosynthetic and Biomedical Applications Synthetic Biology Protein Engineering Directed Evolution

Research Interest Biomolecular Tools

Artificial Cellulosomes 1.Found in anaerobic microbes 2.Hydrolyze cellulose up to 50-fold faster due to synergy 3. Interaction between dockerin to cohesin is species specific Bayer et al., 2006

Synthetic Yeast Consortia

Virus detection and drug discovery Influenza

In situ Monitoring of Virus Replication Using Molecular Beacons Nucleus Uncoating Translation RNA replication Fixation with para-formaldehyde and permeabilization Triton X-100

In vivo detection of Coxsackie B6 virus in BGMK cells PlasDIC (t = 0 min) PlasDIC (t = 18 hr) Cells infected with 10 3 PFU, M.O.I.≈ 0.5 (15 min to 18 hr) Yeh et al. PNAS, , 2008

Acknowledgement 9 Graduate Students and 1 Postdoc