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The Saxena Lab at the University of Pittsburgh is an Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) spectroscopy group with interests in biophysics and methodology
University of Pittsburgh
Joined May 2021
RT @Pitt_Chemistry: Happy to see this new paper from the @Saxena_Lab published in Chemistry, A European Journal: Endogenous Cu(II) Labelin…
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Shramana, Niko, and Hannah presented their research at @rockymtnconf last month, and alumni from the Saxena Lab were able to reconnect at dinner.
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RT @sharonruthstein: In our recent collaborative work with @Saxena_Lab , we explored the dynamic nature of P. aeruginosa CueR copper transc…
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Sunil has been selected as a recipient of the 2024 Provost's Award for Excellence in Doctoral Mentoring at the University of Pittsburgh. Congratulations and well deserved! @Pitt_Chemistry
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Zikri (now at UC Davis) recently published a paper from his PhD in collaboration with the @StollPatrol group. Here, we developed two rotamer libraries for our dHis-Cu(II)-NTA using molecular dynamics and the new chiLife method. @PCCP
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RT @rdavbritt: Very excited that Zikri Hasanbasri from @Saxena_Lab at Pitt has joined #fourseasonstotalspectroscopy @UCDChem as a new postd…
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@ChirpDontTweet It is puzzling. It's just that we get a small echo signal with low concentrations, so it might have something to do with that. In this work (, they see a similar effect at low concentrations, but again, it's unclear why this is happening!
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@ChirpDontTweet Hi Nino. It’s been observed before in other groups. Unclear but we suspect it is due to the difficulty in getting an echo signal at these low concentrations
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RT @Bela_Bode: Really exciting results from @Saxena_Lab demonstrating submicromolar pulse dipolar EPR with nitroxide labels using DQC. Impr…
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Check out this incredible application of our dHis-Cu(II) labeling scheme! Congratulations on the work.
Just published online in a special issue of Applied Magnetic Resonance to honour Wayne Hubbell - on the Occasion of His 80th Birthday with contributions from our visitor Valentina (@cerm_cirmmp), @AckermannKatrin and @gha14 and @StAndrewsChem.
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