Liberal Arts and Sciences
Fanucci Lab
Led by Gail E. Fanucci · Chemistry
What we study
The Fanucci Lab uses spin‑labeling magnetic resonance techniques to study how large biological molecules move and change shape, which is linked to their function and disease. They also combine these experiments with NMR relaxation and Overhauser DNP to look at water interactions on the molecular surface.
What working here is like
- Wet lab
- Projects
- 3
Current projects
Membrane‑binding proteins and membrane biophysics
Examining how proteins attach to and affect the properties of lipid bilayers.
Conformational changes in HIV‑1 protease and large RNAs
Studying shape changes of a key viral enzyme and big RNA molecules using magnetic resonance.
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Natively unstructured proteins
Characterizing the dynamics of proteins that lack a fixed three‑dimensional structure.
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