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Identification of Transport Proteins Involved in Free Fatty Acid Efflux in Escherichia coli by Lennen, Rebecca M, Politz, Mark G, Kruziki, Max A, Pfleger, Brian F

“…Escherichia coli has been used as a platform host for studying the production of free fatty acids (FFA) and other energy-dense compounds useful in biofuel…”
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Membrane Stresses Induced by Overproduction of Free Fatty Acids in Escherichia coli by LENNEN, Rebecca M, KRUZIKI, Max A, PFLEGER, Brian F, KUMAR, Kritika, ZINKEL, Robert A, BURNUM, Kristin E, LIPTON, Mary S, HOOVER, Spencer W, RANATUNGA, Don R, WITTKOPP, Tyler M, MARNER, Wesley D

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Constrained Combinatorial Libraries of Gp2 Proteins Enhance Discovery of PD-L1 Binders by Kruziki, Max A, Sarma, Vidur, Hackel, Benjamin J

“…Engineered protein ligands are used for molecular therapy, diagnostics, and industrial biotechnology. The Gp2 domain is a 45-amino acid scaffold that has been…”
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Engineered Charge Redistribution of Gp2 Proteins through Guided Diversity for Improved PET Imaging of Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor by Case, Brett A, Kruziki, Max A, Johnson, Sadie M, Hackel, Benjamin J

“…The Gp2 domain is a protein scaffold for synthetic ligand engineering. However, the native protein function results in a heterogeneous distribution of charge…”
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Engineering an EGFR‐binding Gp2 domain for increased hydrophilicity by Du, Feifan, Kruziki, Max A., Zudock, Elizabeth J., Zhang, Yi, Lown, Patrick S., Hackel, Benjamin J.

“…The Gp2 domain is a 45 amino‐acid scaffold that has been evolved for specific, high‐affinity binding towards multiple targets and was proven useful in…”
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A 45-Amino-Acid Scaffold Mined from the PDB for High-Affinity Ligand Engineering by Kruziki, Max A., Bhatnagar, Sumit, Woldring, Daniel R., Duong, Vandon T., Hackel, Benjamin J.

“…Small protein ligands can provide superior physiological distribution compared with antibodies, and improved stability, production, and specific conjugation…”
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64Cu-Labeled Gp2 Domain for PET Imaging of Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor by Kruziki, Max A, Case, Brett A, Chan, Jie Y, Zudock, Elizabeth J, Woldring, Daniel R, Yee, Douglas, Hackel, Benjamin J

“…This purpose of this study is to determine the efficacy of a 45-amino acid Gp2 domain, engineered to bind to epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR), as a…”
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64 Cu-Labeled Gp2 Domain for PET Imaging of Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor by Kruziki, Max A, Case, Brett A, Chan, Jie Y, Zudock, Elizabeth J, Woldring, Daniel R, Yee, Douglas, Hackel, Benjamin J

“…This purpose of this study is to determine the efficacy of a 45-amino acid Gp2 domain, engineered to bind to epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR), as a…”
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A 45-amino acid scaffold mined from the Protein Data Bank for high affinity ligand engineering by Kruziki, Max A., Bhatnagar, Sumit, Woldring, Daniel R., Duong, Vandon T., Hackel, Benjamin J.

“…Small protein ligands can provide superior physiological distribution versus antibodies and improved stability, production, and specific conjugation…”
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