
Chad Johnston
@evolvedchem
Assistant professor and CPRIT Scholar at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, starting Jan 2022. Discovery and directed evolution of natural products 🦠
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https://www.bcm.edu/research/faculty-labs/chad-johnston-lab 24-07-2020 19:34:37
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Please RT: I have two immediate postdoc openings: 1. Engineering synthetic human chromosomes (funded by Wellcome to work with Jason Chin and Tom Ellis ); and 2. Engineering synthetic yeast genome and speciation (funded by VolkswagenStiftung to work with Lars Steinmetz )

Interested in new biosynthetic strategies to make toxic small molecules? Here you go, our work on cyanobacterin biosynthesis now out Nature Chemical Biology! Congrats to Paul D'Agostino 🔬🇦🇺, coauthors and collaborators TaGulder Group! Thanks TU Dresden @TUD_Science, our home! nature.com/articles/s4158…

Hey Internet! Ahmed H. Badran and I have released a review on natural products (and non-natural, if that's your thing) that function as precision antibiotics - something both our labs will be exploring in the next few years. Link! authors.elsevier.com/a/1fA8A_V672EJ…

Hey you! Yeah, you in the corner! are you interested in light perception? Then let me borrow your attention to talk about our new publication in Current Biology about light sensing in Fungi and how we show that the fungal ancestor could sense light! 👇 cell.com/current-biolog…

Are you interested in host-microbe interactions and women's health? We're hiring a full-time research technician to work with us in balmy Houston. We have fun people, cool science, and air conditioning! From the Labs at Baylor College of Medicine #Houston #GraduateJobs jobs.bcm.edu/job/Houston-Re…

Work by Simon dOelsnitz, Alper Laboratory, Andy Ellington & colleagues evolves a general transcription factor into specific biosensors for various alkaloids, enabling streamlined production of tetrahydropapaverine. Free to read link at rdcu.be/cRb3T


Excited to share our most recent work in Nature Communications, a collaboration with Northwestern CSB labs @DTElab @jewettlab_NU Monica Olvera de la Cruz and the Mangan lab. We set out to investigate the role of bacterial organelle morphology on encapsulated pathway performance doi.org/10.1038/s41467… (1/9)


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