Structural Biology Program
The Alexandros Pertsinidis Lab
Research
Our mission is the development of a “new” generation of optical imaging technologies to enable advances in two hitherto difficult-to-investigate areas: the real-time analysis of macromolecular interactions and motions at the nanometer scale in vivo and the three-dimensional architecture of complex molecular machines and of subcellular ultrastructure, in situ. We are also refining and applying ultrahigh-resolution spectroscopy techniques to dissect multistep complex biochemical processes using in vitro reconstituted single-molecule assays.
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Alexandros Pertsinidis, PhD
Professor, Biochemistry and Structural Biology Program
- The Pertsinidis laboratory uses single-molecule approaches to understand gene transcription and the function of complex macromolecular machines inside live cells.
- PhD, Brown University
- [email protected]
- Email Address
- 212-639-5258
- Office Phone
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Professor, Biochemistry and Structural Biology Program
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Lab Affiliations
Achievements
- Director’s New Innovator Award, National Institutes of Health (2012)
