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Phillips Robbins

Professor Emeritus

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Biology

Phillips Robbins is currently serving as a Biology Professor Emeritus at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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molecular biology biochemistry genetics membrane biology protein science cell biology biological chemistry gene expression enzymes glycobiology yeast biochemical sciences mammalian biology structural biology glycosylation carbohydrate chemistry biotechnology virology avian biology microbial genetics molecular science redox biology protein expression clinical microbiology molecular microbiology animal biotechnology protein biosynthesis protein synthesis virus research enzyme catalysis cellular biochemistry genome biology cellular biology biochemical genetics bacteriology lipid science viral genetics candida albicans liver physiology vascular biology fungal genetics integrative biology lipid synthesis fungal biology virus-host interactions glycoprotein biosynthesis protein glycosylation escherichia coli structural molecular biology intracellular trafficking cloning carbohydrate-protein interactions lipoprotein metabolism protein chemistry bacteriophages protein secretion lipid chemistry saccharomyces cerevisiae chitin synthesis protein transport microbial systematics biocatalysis molecular substrates protein function functional modification cell regulation lipid-linked oligosaccharides asparagine-linked oligosaccharides glycolipid synthesis molecular cloning oocyst walls giardia lamblia carbohydrate-containing membrane components o-antigen biosynthesis chain growth glucose residues carbohydrate polymer enzymatic modification

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O -Fucosylated Glycoproteins Form Assemblies in Close Proximity to the Nuclear Pore Complexes of Toxoplasma Gondii. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2016)

Giulia BandiniJohn R. HaserickEdwin MotariDinkorma T. OuologuemSebastian LouridoDavid S. RoosCatherine E. CostelloPhillips W. RobbinsJohn Samuelson

microbiologynuclear pore complexesbiochemistrymolecular biologystructural biologyprotein assembly

Anti-Retroviral Lectins Have Modest Effects on Adherence of Trichomonas Vaginalis to Epithelial Cells in Vitro and on Recovery of Tritrichomonas Foetus in a Mouse Vaginal Model. PLoS ONE (2015)

Aparajita ChatterjeeDaniel M. RatnerChristopher M. RyanPatricia J. JohnsonBarry R. O’KeefeW. Evan SecorDeborah J. AndersonPhillips W. RobbinsJohn Samuelson

medicinehost responsemicrobial pathogenesisdrug resistancemedical virologypharmacologymammalian biologyveterinary microbiologyassisted reproductionclinical microbiologynon-host resistanceantiviral therapyanti-retroviral lectinsvirologytrichomonas vaginalisveterinary medicineimmunologymouse vaginal modelreproductive medicineepithelial cellstritrichomonas foetus

Effects of N-Glycan Precursor Length Diversity on Quality Control of Protein Folding and on Protein Glycosylation. Seminars in Cell and Developmental Biology (2014)

John SamuelsonPhillips W. Robbins

developmental biologybiophysicscell biologycell signalingprotein sciencedevelopmental scienceredox biologyprotein foldingprotein glycosylationmembrane biology

The Glycosylation-Dependent Interaction of Perlecan Core Protein With Ldl: Implications for Atherosclerosis. Journal of Lipid Research (2014)

Yu-Xin XuDavid AshlineLi LiuCarlos TassaStanley Y. ShawKatya RavidMatthew D. LayneVernon ReinholdPhillips W. Robbins

lipid scienceglycosylation-dependent interactionprotein scienceproteinlipid interactionpharmacologylipidscardiovascular researchcardiovascular diseaselipid disordersmembrane biologyatherosclerosisgeneticsperlecan core proteinimmunologyvascular biologyglycosylationmedicinal researchstructural biologyclinical lipidologylipoprotein metabolism

Evidence for a Structural Role for Acid-Fast Lipids in Oocyst Walls of Cryptosporidium, Toxoplasma, and Eimeria. mBio (2013)

G. Guy BushkinEdwin MotariAndrea CarpentieriJitender P. DubeyCatherine E. CostelloPhillips W. RobbinsJohn Samuelson

acid-fast lipidsmicrobiologyinfectious diseasesmembrane biologyoocyst wallslipidsstructural rolemolecular biologystructural biology

Strategies to Discover the Structural Components of Cyst and Oocyst Walls. Eukaryotic Cell (2013)

John SamuelsonG. Guy BushkinAparajita ChatterjeePhillips W. Robbins

biophysicscell biologystructural componentsbiologystructure determinationoocyst wallsanatomystructural biology

Β-1,3-Glucan, Which Can Be Targeted by Drugs, Forms a Trabecular Scaffold in the Oocyst Walls of Toxoplasma and Eimeria. mBio (2012)

G. Guy BushkinEdwin MotariPaula MagnelliMarc-Jan GubbelsJitender P. DubeyKatarzyna B. MiskaEsther BullittCatherine E. CostelloPhillips W. RobbinsJohn Samuelson

cellular therapytrabecular scaffoldprotein sciencemembrane proteinssystems biologypharmacologymembrane biologytherapeutic targetsvascular biologyintracellular traffickingmolecular biologyoocyst walls

The Glycoproteins of Giardia. (2011)

John SamuelsonPhillips W. Robbins

biologyglycobiologyinfectious diseasesepidemiology

A Deeply Divergent Phosphoglucomutase (Pgm) of Giardia Lamblia Has Both Pgm and Phosphomannomutase Activities. Glycobiology (2010)

S. MitraJ. CuiP. W. RobbinsJ. Samuelson

protein scienceenzyme catalysisphosphomannomutase activitiesfunctional modificationmammalian biologygene expressionavian biologyenzymesmolecular and cellular biologyglycobiologymembrane biologybiochemical sciencesgeneticsbiological significancebiochemistrymolecular evidencegiardia lambliamolecular biologyenzyme inhibitionhost specificity

A Simple Fibril and Lectin Model for Cyst Walls of Entamoeba and Perhaps Giardia. Trends in Parasitology (2010)

John SamuelsonPhillips Robbins

developmental biologyparasitologydermatologyinsect sciencebiologycyst walls

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Phillips Robbins

Professor Emeritus

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Affiliations

School of Science

Biology

Phillips Robbins is currently serving as a Biology Professor Emeritus at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Honors

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

O -Fucosylated Glycoproteins Form Assemblies in Close Proximity to the Nuclear Pore Complexes of Toxoplasma Gondii. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2016)

Giulia BandiniJohn R. HaserickEdwin MotariDinkorma T. OuologuemSebastian LouridoDavid S. RoosCatherine E. CostelloPhillips W. RobbinsJohn Samuelson

microbiologynuclear pore complexesbiochemistrymolecular biologystructural biologyprotein assembly

Anti-Retroviral Lectins Have Modest Effects on Adherence of Trichomonas Vaginalis to Epithelial Cells in Vitro and on Recovery of Tritrichomonas Foetus in a Mouse Vaginal Model. PLoS ONE (2015)

Aparajita ChatterjeeDaniel M. RatnerChristopher M. RyanPatricia J. JohnsonBarry R. O’KeefeW. Evan SecorDeborah J. AndersonPhillips W. RobbinsJohn Samuelson

Effects of N-Glycan Precursor Length Diversity on Quality Control of Protein Folding and on Protein Glycosylation. Seminars in Cell and Developmental Biology (2014)

John SamuelsonPhillips W. Robbins

developmental biologybiophysicscell biologycell signalingprotein sciencedevelopmental scienceredox biologyprotein foldingprotein glycosylationmembrane biology

The Glycosylation-Dependent Interaction of Perlecan Core Protein With Ldl: Implications for Atherosclerosis. Journal of Lipid Research (2014)

Yu-Xin XuDavid AshlineLi LiuCarlos TassaStanley Y. ShawKatya RavidMatthew D. LayneVernon ReinholdPhillips W. Robbins

Evidence for a Structural Role for Acid-Fast Lipids in Oocyst Walls of Cryptosporidium, Toxoplasma, and Eimeria. mBio (2013)

G. Guy BushkinEdwin MotariAndrea CarpentieriJitender P. DubeyCatherine E. CostelloPhillips W. RobbinsJohn Samuelson

acid-fast lipidsmicrobiologyinfectious diseasesmembrane biologyoocyst wallslipidsstructural rolemolecular biologystructural biology

Strategies to Discover the Structural Components of Cyst and Oocyst Walls. Eukaryotic Cell (2013)

John SamuelsonG. Guy BushkinAparajita ChatterjeePhillips W. Robbins

biophysicscell biologystructural componentsbiologystructure determinationoocyst wallsanatomystructural biology

Β-1,3-Glucan, Which Can Be Targeted by Drugs, Forms a Trabecular Scaffold in the Oocyst Walls of Toxoplasma and Eimeria. mBio (2012)

G. Guy BushkinEdwin MotariPaula MagnelliMarc-Jan GubbelsJitender P. DubeyKatarzyna B. MiskaEsther BullittCatherine E. CostelloPhillips W. RobbinsJohn Samuelson

cellular therapytrabecular scaffoldprotein sciencemembrane proteinssystems biologypharmacologymembrane biologytherapeutic targetsvascular biologyintracellular traffickingmolecular biologyoocyst walls

The Glycoproteins of Giardia. (2011)

John SamuelsonPhillips W. Robbins

biologyglycobiologyinfectious diseasesepidemiology

A Deeply Divergent Phosphoglucomutase (Pgm) of Giardia Lamblia Has Both Pgm and Phosphomannomutase Activities. Glycobiology (2010)

S. MitraJ. CuiP. W. RobbinsJ. Samuelson

A Simple Fibril and Lectin Model for Cyst Walls of Entamoeba and Perhaps Giardia. Trends in Parasitology (2010)

John SamuelsonPhillips Robbins

developmental biologyparasitologydermatologyinsect sciencebiologycyst walls

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