Paul Jaschke
Stanford, California, United States
Research field: Biological Sciences - Virology
Bacteriophage, Genome design and assembly, Bioengineering, synthetic biology
Publications
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Journal Article (6)
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Paul R Jaschke, Amelia Hardjasa, Elizabeth L Digby et al. (2011) A bchD (magnesium chelatase) mutant of rhodobacter sphaeroides synthesizes zinc bacteriochlorophyll through novel zinc-containing intermediates., 20313-22. In The Journal of biological chemistry 286 (23).Download PDF (1.55 MB)
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Su Lin, Paul R Jaschke, Haiyu Wang et al. (2009) Electron transfer in the Rhodobacter sphaeroides reaction center assembled with zinc bacteriochlorophyll., 8537-42. In Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 106 (21).Download PDF (495.21 KB)
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Paul R Jaschke, Ian Drake, J Thomas Beatty (2009) Modification of a French pressure cell to improve microbial cell disruption., 95-7. In Photosynthesis research 102 (1).Download PDF (168.07 KB)
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Paul R Jaschke, Heidi N Leblanc, Andrew S Lang et al. (2008) The PucC protein of Rhodobacter capsulatus mitigates an inhibitory effect of light-harvesting 2 alpha and beta proteins on light-harvesting complex 1., 279-84. In Photosynthesis research 95 (2-3).Download PDF (322.83 KB)
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Paul R Jaschke, J Thomas Beatty (2007) The photosystem of Rhodobacter sphaeroides assembles with zinc bacteriochlorophyll in a bchD (magnesium chelatase) mutant., 12491-500. In Biochemistry 46 (43).Download PDF (208.08 KB)Download PDF (202.59 KB)
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Frederick B Loiselle, Paul Jaschke, Joseph R Casey (2003) Structural and functional characterization of the human NBC3 sodium/bicarbonate co-transporter carboxyl-terminal cytoplasmic domain., 307-17. In Molecular membrane biology 20 (4).Download PDF (428.15 KB)
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Awards and Grants
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Nov 2010NSERC Post-doctoral fellowship View website
Biographical Information
I am currently a post-doc in Drew Endy's lab at Stanford University. The focus of my project is to redesign phage using both rational and combinatorial methods in order to finish the genetics of a simple system.
I started off my science career at the University of Alberta (Canada), working in the Casey and Michalak labs. Summer student work in the Casey Lab on the human sodium-bicarbonate co-transporter protein resulted in an authorship in a peer-reviewed publication. My honors project in the Michalak Lab had me determining the role of calcium signalling and calreticulin on murine embryonic stem cell differentiation. After achieving a B.Sc. (Honors) in Biochemistry in 2003 I went to the Beatty Lab at the University of British Columbia to start my Ph.D. While at UBC I discovered that a photosynthetic organism called Rhodobacter sphaeroides was capable of re-routing its chlorophyll biosynthetic machinery around a blockage to generate a new type of chlorophyll. November 2010 I was conferred a Ph.D in Microbiology and Immunology from UBC.
I started off my science career at the University of Alberta (Canada), working in the Casey and Michalak labs. Summer student work in the Casey Lab on the human sodium-bicarbonate co-transporter protein resulted in an authorship in a peer-reviewed publication. My honors project in the Michalak Lab had me determining the role of calcium signalling and calreticulin on murine embryonic stem cell differentiation. After achieving a B.Sc. (Honors) in Biochemistry in 2003 I went to the Beatty Lab at the University of British Columbia to start my Ph.D. While at UBC I discovered that a photosynthetic organism called Rhodobacter sphaeroides was capable of re-routing its chlorophyll biosynthetic machinery around a blockage to generate a new type of chlorophyll. November 2010 I was conferred a Ph.D in Microbiology and Immunology from UBC.
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Professional Experience
2010 - Present
Post-doctoral Researcher at Department of Bioengineering, Stanford University
Stanford, California, United States
Stanford, California, United States
May 2004 - Jul 2004
Research Technician at Department of Chemistry, University of Queensland
Brisbane, Australia
Brisbane, Australia
Education
Sep 2004 - Aug 2010
University of British Columbia, Department of Microbiology and Immunology
in Vancouver, Canada
Ph.D.
Ph.D.
Sep 1999 - Jun 2003
University of Alberta, Department of Biochemistry
in Edmonton, Canada
B.Sc.
B.Sc.
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