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Dr. Carole Linster
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Emma Schymanski
Dr Corey Griffith
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Role in Sinfonia
Metabolomic techniques to screen the repertoire of fluorometabolites and unwanted by-products in engineered P. putida and designing metabolite repair modules for strain consolidation.
Key people involved and expertise
Dr. Carole Linster (female). Group leader; expert in enzymology and development of metabolomics strategies for non-conventional metabolites,
discovered mechanisms of metabolite repair in different biological systems.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Emma Schymanski (female). Group leader and FNR ATTRACT Fellow in Environmental Cheminformatics, specializing in open cheminformatics, computational mass spectrometry and non-target identification workflows.
Dr. Corey Griffith (male). Postdoctoral Researcher; expert in metabolomics and analytical chemistry, specializing in unknown compound identification and environmental toxicology.