Pavithran Ravindran, Author at preLights

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Pavithran Ravindran

Princeton University

I am currently a student working in the lab of Professor Jared Toettcher. I have been working on using a combination of optogenetics, live-cell biosensors/microscopy and synthetic biology to understand how genes decode upstream signalling events.

Pavithran Ravindran has added 5 highlights

Optogenetic control of Wnt signaling for modeling early embryogenic patterning with human pluripotent stem cells

Nicole A. Repina, Xiaoping Bao, Joshua A. Zimmermann, et al.

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Rapid discovery of synthetic DNA sequences to rewrite endogenous T cell circuits

Theodore L. Roth, P. Jonathan Li, Jasper F. Nies, et al.

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Pavithran Ravindran

Engineered probiotics for local tumor delivery of checkpoint blockade nanobodies

Candice Gurbatri, Courtney Coker, Taylor E. Hinchliffe, et al.

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Programmable bacteria induce durable tumor regression and systemic antitumor immunity

Sreyan Chowdhury, Taylor E Hinchliffe, Samuel Castro, et al.

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Pavithran Ravindran

Conditional Guide RNAs: Programmable Conditional Regulation of CRISPR/Cas Function in Bacteria via Dynamic RNA Nanotechnology

Mikhail H. Hanewich-Hollatz, Zhewei Chen, Jining Huang, et al.

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Pavithran Ravindran

Disrupting Transcriptional Feedback Yields an Escape-Resistant Antiviral

Sonali Chaturvedi, Marie Wolf, Noam Vardi, et al.

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Pavithran Ravindran

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Pavithran Ravindran

Pavithran Ravindran has added 5 highlights

Optogenetic control of Wnt signaling for modeling early embryogenic patterning with human pluripotent stem cells

Rapid discovery of synthetic DNA sequences to rewrite endogenous T cell circuits

Engineered probiotics for local tumor delivery of checkpoint blockade nanobodies

Programmable bacteria induce durable tumor regression and systemic antitumor immunity

Conditional Guide RNAs: Programmable Conditional Regulation of CRISPR/Cas Function in Bacteria via Dynamic RNA Nanotechnology

Disrupting Transcriptional Feedback Yields an Escape-Resistant Antiviral

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