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Research
Latest funding
- $1,277,550
Deep structure-function analysis of structure-switching aptamers - learning the design rules underlying aptamer-target recognition
CIHR · 2025 · Nominated PI
- $249,250
Establishing a rapid selection method for selection of high affinity aptamer sensors containing non-natural nucleic acids
CIHR · 2024 · Nominated PI
- $1,009,800
New drugs and new targets: in search of new classes of drugs that inhibit rhodoquinone-dependent metabolism, an unusual form of anaerobic metabolism that allows parasites to survive in the human gut
CIHR · 2023 · Nominated PI
1 publications.
Essential Human Genes.
Fraser A
Deep structure-function analysis of structure-switching aptamers - learning the design rules underlying aptamer-target recognition
Principal investigators: Fraser, Andrew G
Keywords: Metabolite; Metabolite Detection Drug Detection; New Platform; Sensor; Structure-Switching Aptamer
Establishing a rapid selection method for selection of high affinity aptamer sensors containing non-natural nucleic acids
Principal investigators: Fraser, Andrew G
Keywords: Aptamer; Biosensor; Dna Barcode; Metabolite Detection; Non-Natural Nucleic Acids
New drugs and new targets: in search of new classes of drugs that inhibit rhodoquinone-dependent metabolism, an unusual form of anaerobic metabolism that allows parasites to survive in the human gut
Principal investigators: Fraser, Andrew G
Keywords: C.Elegans Model; Drug Discovery; Helminth; High Throughput Phenotyping; In Silico Predictions; Metabolic Networks; Quantitative Phenotyping
Combining in vivo and in silico screening to identify new classes of anthelmintics targeting rhodoquinone-dependent metabolism
Principal investigators: Fraser, Andrew G
Keywords: C.Elegans Model; Drug Discovery; Helminth; High Throughput Phenotyping; Metabolic Networks; Quantitative Phenotyping; Rhodoquinone
Reading metabolites with DNA barcodes - establishing barcode structure switching aptamers as a new platform for metabolomics
Principal investigators: Fraser, Andrew G
Keywords: Barcode; Drug; Metabolite; Sensors; Single Cell; Small Molecule
A platform for massively parallel metabolite analysis in single cells
Principal investigators: Fraser, Andrew
Using C.elegans to understand how the GAR-3 muscarinic acetylcholine receptor modulates other signaling pathways
Principal investigators: Fraser, Andrew G
Keywords: C.Elegans; Genetic Screens; Image-Based Assays; Neurotransmitters
Using C.elegans to learn to predict the personal severity of mutant phenotypes
Principal investigators: Fraser, Andrew G
Keywords: C.Elegans; Gene Expression; Gene Networks; Mutant Phenotypes; Quantitative Phenotyping; Rnai Screening
Using C.elegans to understand how the gar-3 muscarinic acetylcholine receptor modulates other signaling pathways
Principal investigators: Fraser, Andrew G
Keywords: C.Elegans; Crosstalk; Drug Screens; Genetic Screens; Neuromuscular System; Signaling
Using C.elegans to identify drugs that target a metabolic pathway that is essential for parasitic helminths but absent from humans
Principal investigators: Fraser, Andrew G
Keywords: Anaerobic Metabolism; C.Elegans; Drug Screen; Metabolomics; Novel Drugs; Parasitic Helminths
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