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Jennifer Jenny Peeler

Assistant Professor of Chemistry

Colgate University

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Colgate University

Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

Department of Chemistry

Jennifer Jenny Peeler is currently serving as a Colgate University Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Colgate University.

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Jennifer Jenny Peeler

Colgate University

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biomolecular engineering genetics molecular biology biochemistry genetic engineering gene expression chemical biology structural biology protein science chemical synthesis genome editing drug delivery protein folding bio-orthogonal chemistry gene delivery biomolecular interactions genetic technologies molecular biotechnology protein expression tetrazine amino acid fret donors polymer growth protein sulfation mammalian cells broad substrate specificity protein conformational changes site-specific incorporation unnatural amino acids microbiology molecular genetics bioinformatics plo biology protein structure biosystems developmental biology mutagenesis (molecular biology technique) enzymes molecular and cellular biology biotechnology advance laboratory investigation bioenergetics biological chemistry systems biology proteomics cell metabolism biochemical sciences biological macromolecules protein design biosynthesis redox biology computational biology molecular informatics biotechnology genome biology omics biophysics proteome research molecular metabolism nucleic acids fungal genetics microbial cell factory functional genomics biomolecular structure structural molecular biology protein engineering biology synthetic biology nature method enzyme inhibition metabolic engineering

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Expression of Selenoproteins via Genetic Code Expansion in Mammalian Cells. Methods in enzymology on CD-ROM/Methods in enzymology (2022)

Generation of Recombinant Mammalian Selenoproteins Through Genetic Code Expansion With Photocaged Selenocysteine. ACS Chemical Biology (2020)

Genetically Encoded Protein Sulfation in Mammalian Cells. Nature Chemical Biology (2020)

James S. ItaliaJennifer C. PeelerChristen M. HillenbrandChristopher LatourEranthie WeerapanaAbhishek Chatterjee

protein sulfationgeneticschemical biologybiochemistrymammalian cells

Chemical Biology Approaches to Interrogate the Selenoproteome. Accounts of Chemical Research (2019)

Jennifer C. PeelerEranthie Weerapana

biochemistrychemical biology

Mutually Orthogonal Nonsense-Suppression Systems and Conjugation Chemistries for Precise Protein Labeling at Up to Three Distinct Sites. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2019)

Genetically Encoded Tetrazine Amino Acid Directs Rapid Site-Specific in Vivo Bioorthogonal Ligation With Trans -Cyclooctenes. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2012)

Jason L. SeitchikJennifer C. PeelerMichael T. TaylorMelissa L. BlackmanTimothy W. RhoadsRichard B. CooleyChristian RefakisJoseph M. FoxRyan A. Mehl

biomolecular interactionsgene expressiongenome editinggene deliverygeneticsbiomolecular engineeringmolecular biotechnologygenetic technologiesmolecular biologytetrazine amino acidgenetic engineeringdrug deliverychemical synthesisbio-orthogonal chemistry

Genetically Encoded Tetrazine Amino Acid Directs Rapid Site-Specific in Vivo Bioorthogonal Ligation With Trans Cyclooctenes. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2012)

Site-Specific Incorporation of Unnatural Amino Acids as Probes for Protein Conformational Changes. Methods in molecular biology (2011)

Jennifer C. PeelerRyan A. Mehl

unnatural amino acidsprotein conformational changesbiomolecular engineeringsite-specific incorporationmolecular biologystructural biologybiological engineering

Genetically Encoded Initiator for Polymer Growth From Proteins. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2010)

Jennifer C. PeelerBradley F. WoodmanSaadyah AverickShigeki J. Miyake-StonerAudrey L. StokesKenneth R. HessKrzysztof MatyjaszewskiRyan A. Mehl

gene expressiongeneticspolymer growthbiomolecular engineeringprotein expressiongenetic engineeringprotein sciencebiological engineering

Utilizing Elongation Factor Tu Mutagenesis to Incorporate Large Unnatural Amino Acids in Vivo. The FASEB Journal (2010)

Jennifer Carol PeelerRyan A. Mehl

biomolecular engineeringgenetic engineeringgeneticscell biology

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Jennifer Jenny Peeler

Assistant Professor of Chemistry

Colgate University

Affiliations

Colgate University

Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

Department of Chemistry

Jennifer Jenny Peeler is currently serving as a Colgate University Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Colgate University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Jennifer Jenny Peeler

Colgate University

Assistant Professor of Chemistry

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Expression of Selenoproteins via Genetic Code Expansion in Mammalian Cells. Methods in enzymology on CD-ROM/Methods in enzymology (2022)

Generation of Recombinant Mammalian Selenoproteins Through Genetic Code Expansion With Photocaged Selenocysteine. ACS Chemical Biology (2020)

Genetically Encoded Protein Sulfation in Mammalian Cells. Nature Chemical Biology (2020)

James S. ItaliaJennifer C. PeelerChristen M. HillenbrandChristopher LatourEranthie WeerapanaAbhishek Chatterjee

protein sulfationgeneticschemical biologybiochemistrymammalian cells

Chemical Biology Approaches to Interrogate the Selenoproteome. Accounts of Chemical Research (2019)

Jennifer C. PeelerEranthie Weerapana

biochemistrychemical biology

Mutually Orthogonal Nonsense-Suppression Systems and Conjugation Chemistries for Precise Protein Labeling at Up to Three Distinct Sites. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2019)

Genetically Encoded Tetrazine Amino Acid Directs Rapid Site-Specific in Vivo Bioorthogonal Ligation With Trans -Cyclooctenes. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2012)

Jason L. SeitchikJennifer C. PeelerMichael T. TaylorMelissa L. BlackmanTimothy W. RhoadsRichard B. CooleyChristian RefakisJoseph M. FoxRyan A. Mehl

Genetically Encoded Tetrazine Amino Acid Directs Rapid Site-Specific in Vivo Bioorthogonal Ligation With Trans Cyclooctenes. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2012)

Site-Specific Incorporation of Unnatural Amino Acids as Probes for Protein Conformational Changes. Methods in molecular biology (2011)

Jennifer C. PeelerRyan A. Mehl

unnatural amino acidsprotein conformational changesbiomolecular engineeringsite-specific incorporationmolecular biologystructural biologybiological engineering

Genetically Encoded Initiator for Polymer Growth From Proteins. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2010)

Jennifer C. PeelerBradley F. WoodmanSaadyah AverickShigeki J. Miyake-StonerAudrey L. StokesKenneth R. HessKrzysztof MatyjaszewskiRyan A. Mehl

gene expressiongeneticspolymer growthbiomolecular engineeringprotein expressiongenetic engineeringprotein sciencebiological engineering

Utilizing Elongation Factor Tu Mutagenesis to Incorporate Large Unnatural Amino Acids in Vivo. The FASEB Journal (2010)

Jennifer Carol PeelerRyan A. Mehl

biomolecular engineeringgenetic engineeringgeneticscell biology

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