University of Birmingham is offering a PhD studentship focused on understanding and modulating protein-protein interactions (PPIs). The project will explore peptidomimetics designed to inhibit Ξ²-strand-mediated PPIs, employing N-alkylation and thioamide substitutions to enhance stability and cell uptake.
Supervisors include Professor Andy Wilson and Professor Teresa Carlomagno. The studentship is part of a collaborative program with Midlands Integrated Biosciences Training Partnership and
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PhD in Peptidomimetics for Disordered Protein Interactions in Birmingham employer: University of Birmingham
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