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Imaging protein function and trafficking in cells with novel chemical reporters
Welcome! We are a young lab in the MIT Department of Chemistry, located on the 4th floor of Building 18. Our research is centered around the development of new imaging technologies, based on designed small molecules and proteins. We are creating tools for the visualization of protein trafficking, interactions, activity, and conformational changes. Specific projects relate to single-molecule imaging in cells, quantum dot engineering, and inter-cellular protein-protein interaction imaging. We are applying several of our reporter technologies to the study of synapse development and remodeling mechanisms. Our research is highly interdisciplinary, drawing from synthetic organic chemistry, protein biochemistry, in vitro evolution, live cell fluorescence microscopy, and neuroscience. To learn more...
Alice Y. Ting
Associate Professor
Department of Chemistry
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Other affiliations: Broad
Institute,
Whitehead BioImaging
Center, CSBi |
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NIH Director's Pioneer Award
American
Chemical Society Buck-Whitney Award
Technology Review TR35 Award
McKnight Technological Innovations in Neuroscience Award
Center for High
Resolution Probes for Cellular Imaging
&
Nanomedicine Center for
Nucleoprotein Machines
Alfred
P. Sloan Foundation
Research Fellowship
Office of Naval Research Young
Investigator Award
NIH (NHGRI) K22 Career
Development Award
Camille and Henry Dreyfus New Faculty
Award & Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award
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