The UW-CryoEM group will study the structure of high-value viral macromolecular complexes involved in the pathogenesis of NIAID Category A-C organisms, with the long-term goal to provide a structural framework for vaccine and/or therapeutic design aiming at preventing or neutralizing infections mediated by these human pathogens.
UW-CryoEM Site Team
David Veesler, Ph.D., Co-Principal Investigator and Director, UW CryoEM
Dr. Veesler will lead the efforts of the UW CryoEM
@ActaCrystF
Nucleoside diphosphate kinase from Borrelia burgdorferi prepared in a transition-state complex with ADP and vanadat… https://t.co/ESh4gPtH7f
3 months ago
@SSGCID
Congratulations to David Veesler @veeslerlab for receiving this year's @BWFUND Award for Investigators in the Path… https://t.co/BV2xipfsRv
3 months, 1 week ago
@SSGCID
First papers from @toyinasojo collaboration are out @ActaCrystF: read about chorismate mutase in Burkholderia… https://t.co/eqckOKU0b5
4 months ago
