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Ronald T. Raines

Emeritus Professor

University of Wisconsin–Madison

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Chemistry

Ronald T. Raines is currently serving as a Chemistry Emeritus Professor at University of Wisconsin–Madison.

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University of Wisconsin–Madison

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biochemistry molecular biology pharmacology protein science chemistry structural biology enzymes organic chemistry medicinal chemistry chemical biology protein structure membrane biology catalysis protein chemistry biological chemistry enzyme inhibition matrix biology chemical sciences structural molecular biology rna biology peptides bone research bioconjugation mammalian biology enzyme catalysis conformational stability redox biology medicinal research biomolecular interactions diazo compounds biomolecular structure cancer biology nucleic acids structural chemistry ribonuclease inhibitor biomolecules biochemical sciences collagen triple helix protein purification biocatalysis cancer treatment bovine seminal ribonuclease protein expression conformational studies traceless staudinger ligation collagen stability molecular catalysis protein assembly crystal structures staudinger ligation active site protein-protein interactions trimethyl lock boronic acid antibody engineering protein transport protein prosthesis stereoelectronic effects genetic selection yeast biochemical interaction immobilized enzymes surface functionalization enzyme immobilization pharmaceutical chemistry protein synthesis bio-orthogonal chemistry redox signaling heterocycle chemistry click chemistry peptide engineering neuroprotection angiogenesis separation technology molecular virology steric effects physical organic chemistry bioorganic chemistry pharmaceutical biotechnology biomolecular engineering bioengineering model biotechnology advance

Notable Scholarly Works

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An Outcome-Defining Role for the Triple-Helical Domain in Regulating Collagen-I Assembly. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Kathryn M. YammineRasia C. LiIsabella M. BorgulaSophia Mirda AbularachAndrew S. DiChiaraRonald T. RainesMatthew D. Shoulders

biophysicsoutcome-defining rolecell biologytriple-helical domainmolecular biologyprotein structureprotein assemblycollagen-i assembly

Chemoselective Reagents for the Traceless Bioreversible Modification of Native Proteins. Bioconjugate Chemistry (2024)

Yana D. PetriForrest G. FitzGeraldRonald T. Raines

bioconjugationtraceless bioreversible modificationchemoselective reagentsbiochemistrynative proteins

Click Organocatalysis: Acceleration of Azide–Alkyne Cycloadditions With Mutually Orthogonal Click Reactions. The Journal of Organic Chemistry (2024)

Brian J. LevandowskiBrian J. GrahamK. N. HoukRonald T. Raines

click organocatalysisorthogonal click reactionsorganic chemistryazide-alkyne cycloadditionsclick chemistry

Endosomolytic Peptides Enable the Cellular Delivery of Peptide Nucleic Acids. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

JoLynn B. GiancolaRonald T. Raines

biological engineeringcellular deliverypeptide nucleic acidscell biologymembrane biologybiomolecular engineeringendosomolytic peptides

Evaluation of the Cytosolic Uptake of Halotag Using a Ph-Sensitive Dye. ACS Chemical Biology (2024)

JoLynn B. GiancolaJonathan B. GrimmJoomyung V. JunYana D. PetriLuke D. LavisRonald T. Raines

protein localizationdrug deliverydrug targetingprotein sciencebiochemistryvirginia orangemolecular biologytherapeutic targetshalotag deliverycell-based drug deliverycellular biochemistry

Facile Access to Branched Multispecific Proteins. Bioconjugate Chemistry (2024)

Aniekan OkonJinyi YangJoLynn B. GiancolaOscar J. MolinaJessica SayersKeith M. CheahYanfeng LiEric R. StrieterRonald T. Raines

biological engineeringfacile accessbioconjugationprotein engineeringpharmacologymultispecific proteinsbiomolecular engineering

Identifying and Targeting Key Driver Genes for Collagen Production Within the 11Q13/14 Breast Cancer Amplicon. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Daniela Araiza-OliveraTatiana Y. PrudnikovaCristina Uribe-AlvarezKathy Q. CaiJanusz Franco-BarrazaJesús M. DonesRonald T. RainesJonathan Chernoff

breast oncologyproteomicsmatrix biologyfunctional genomicsdermatologystructural genomicsbreast cancercollagen productioncell biologycancer researchmolecular biologymedicinal researchcancer biologygenome biologyprotein sciencemembrane biologymolecular cell biologybreast cancer ampliconkey driver genescancer geneticscancer genomics

Mammalian Esterase Activity: Implications for Peptide Prodrugs. Biochemistry (2024)

Yana D. PetriRuben VerresenClair S. GutierrezVolga KojasoyErika ZhangNile S. AbularrageEvans C. WralstadKaya R. WeiserRonald T. Raines

enzymesbiochemistrypeptidespeptide prodrugsmolecular biologymammalian biologymammalian esterase activity

Pauli Exclusion by N→π* Interactions: Implications for Paleobiology. ACS Central Science (2024)

Jinyi YangVolga KojasoyGerard J. PorterRonald T. Raines

pauli exclusionpaleobiologyevolutionary biology

Pentaphosphorylation via the Anhydride of Dihydrogen Pentametaphosphate: Access to Nucleoside Hexa- and Heptaphosphates and Study of Their Interaction With Ribonuclease A. ACS Central Science (2024)

Gyeongjin ParkEvans C. WralstadNoelia Faginas-LagoKevin QianRonald T. RainesGiovanni BistoniChristopher C. Cummins

enzymesbiochemistrychemistrymolecular biologydihydrogen pentametaphosphate

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Ronald T. Raines

Emeritus Professor

University of Wisconsin–Madison

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Chemistry

Ronald T. Raines is currently serving as a Chemistry Emeritus Professor at University of Wisconsin–Madison.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ronald T. Raines

University of Wisconsin–Madison

Emeritus Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

An Outcome-Defining Role for the Triple-Helical Domain in Regulating Collagen-I Assembly. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Kathryn M. YammineRasia C. LiIsabella M. BorgulaSophia Mirda AbularachAndrew S. DiChiaraRonald T. RainesMatthew D. Shoulders

biophysicsoutcome-defining rolecell biologytriple-helical domainmolecular biologyprotein structureprotein assemblycollagen-i assembly

Chemoselective Reagents for the Traceless Bioreversible Modification of Native Proteins. Bioconjugate Chemistry (2024)

Yana D. PetriForrest G. FitzGeraldRonald T. Raines

bioconjugationtraceless bioreversible modificationchemoselective reagentsbiochemistrynative proteins

Click Organocatalysis: Acceleration of Azide–Alkyne Cycloadditions With Mutually Orthogonal Click Reactions. The Journal of Organic Chemistry (2024)

Brian J. LevandowskiBrian J. GrahamK. N. HoukRonald T. Raines

click organocatalysisorthogonal click reactionsorganic chemistryazide-alkyne cycloadditionsclick chemistry

Endosomolytic Peptides Enable the Cellular Delivery of Peptide Nucleic Acids. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

JoLynn B. GiancolaRonald T. Raines

biological engineeringcellular deliverypeptide nucleic acidscell biologymembrane biologybiomolecular engineeringendosomolytic peptides

Evaluation of the Cytosolic Uptake of Halotag Using a Ph-Sensitive Dye. ACS Chemical Biology (2024)

JoLynn B. GiancolaJonathan B. GrimmJoomyung V. JunYana D. PetriLuke D. LavisRonald T. Raines

protein localizationdrug deliverydrug targetingprotein sciencebiochemistryvirginia orangemolecular biologytherapeutic targetshalotag deliverycell-based drug deliverycellular biochemistry

Facile Access to Branched Multispecific Proteins. Bioconjugate Chemistry (2024)

Aniekan OkonJinyi YangJoLynn B. GiancolaOscar J. MolinaJessica SayersKeith M. CheahYanfeng LiEric R. StrieterRonald T. Raines

biological engineeringfacile accessbioconjugationprotein engineeringpharmacologymultispecific proteinsbiomolecular engineering

Identifying and Targeting Key Driver Genes for Collagen Production Within the 11Q13/14 Breast Cancer Amplicon. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Daniela Araiza-OliveraTatiana Y. PrudnikovaCristina Uribe-AlvarezKathy Q. CaiJanusz Franco-BarrazaJesús M. DonesRonald T. RainesJonathan Chernoff

Mammalian Esterase Activity: Implications for Peptide Prodrugs. Biochemistry (2024)

Yana D. PetriRuben VerresenClair S. GutierrezVolga KojasoyErika ZhangNile S. AbularrageEvans C. WralstadKaya R. WeiserRonald T. Raines

enzymesbiochemistrypeptidespeptide prodrugsmolecular biologymammalian biologymammalian esterase activity

Pauli Exclusion by N→π* Interactions: Implications for Paleobiology. ACS Central Science (2024)

Jinyi YangVolga KojasoyGerard J. PorterRonald T. Raines

pauli exclusionpaleobiologyevolutionary biology

Gyeongjin ParkEvans C. WralstadNoelia Faginas-LagoKevin QianRonald T. RainesGiovanni BistoniChristopher C. Cummins

enzymesbiochemistrychemistrymolecular biologydihydrogen pentametaphosphate

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