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Tsutsumi Lab
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The lab designs peptides to create molecules with new functions.
AboutAbout the lab
Creating new functions through peptide engineering
The Tsutsumi Lab conducts research in the chemistry of life using peptide engineering.
Centered on peptides, the lab designs and builds supramolecular systems composed of biopolymers such as glycans and proteins.
From these systems, it develops research to create biomolecules with new functions.
The lab's research keywords are chemical biology, peptide drug discovery, and bioimaging.
Key terms
- Peptide
- A molecule made of many amino acids linked together. The term is used for those shorter than proteins
- Glycan
- A molecule made of many sugars linked together. Found on the surface of cells and viruses, where it acts as a marker
- Chemical biology
- A research field that uses molecules made by chemistry as tools to investigate how living organisms work
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- Associate ProfessorHiroshi TsutsumiPublications ↗
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