Doctoral thesis
English

Sequence-Specific DNA/RNA Detection and Photouncaging in Chemical Biology

ContributorsChang, Dalu
AwardRunner up prize for oral presentation in Geneva Chemistry and Biochemistry Day 2020; Chinese Government Award for Outstanding Self-Financed Students Abroad, 2018
Defense date2020-09-22
Abstract

This thesis is divided into two parts: The first describes the development of a fast templated reaction and novel detection systems for sequence-specific DNA/RNA detection; the second describes the design and implementation of a new photouncaging system that can be used to release bioactive small molecules using luciferase, without using external light source.

Keywords
  • DNA/RNA detection
  • Templated reaction
  • Ruthenium Chemistry
  • Photouncaging system
  • Luciferase
Research groups
Funding
  • Autre - NCCR Chemical Biology
Citation (ISO format)
CHANG, Dalu. Sequence-Specific DNA/RNA Detection and Photouncaging in Chemical Biology. Doctoral Thesis, 2020. doi: 10.13097/archive-ouverte/unige:148887
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