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Journal of Industrial Microbiology & Biotechnology Article

Posted on September 12, 2020 by gjwillia

Excited to share our comprehensive review on isoprenoid synthetic biology, combinatorial biosynthesis, and chemo-enzymatic synthesis at JIMB! Congrats to Anuran Kumar Gayen, Alexandra Malico, and Miles Calzini on this team effort!

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Accessing non-natural small molecules via synthetic biology

The Williams Lab uses a combination of enzyme engineering, metabolic engineering, microbiology, synthetic biology, and organic chemistry, to access various non-natural small molecules and natural products for drug discovery and chemical biology.

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Accessing non-natural small molecules via synthetic biology

The Williams Lab uses a combination of enzyme engineering, metabolic engineering, microbiology, synthetic biology, and organic chemistry, to access various non-natural small molecules and natural products for drug discovery and chemical biology.

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Follow Us on FacebookFollow Us on TwitterFollow Us on InstagramFollow Us on LinkedInFollow Us on Google+

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Prof. Williams is a member of the Comparative Medicine Institute at NC State, the BIT Program Training Faculty, the Microbiology Training Faculty, and the Genomic Sciences Initiative Training Faculty.

 

 

Join Us!

We are always looking for talented undergraduates, graduates, and postdocs to join the group! Please contact Gavin Williams for more details. Review our group brochure Williams Lab Brochure 2020

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