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Michael Dennis is a Doctor of Philosophy student at the University of Western Australia focusing on the mechanistic investigation of PPR-DYW-catalysed RNA editing. His current research involves the establishment and optimisation of methods to construct custom synthetic PPR proteins for in vitro assays, measuring editing efficacy. His future research will include the biophysical characterisation of the unelucidated DYW domain, the enzymatic C-terminus of PPR proteins, with the aim of discovering the enzymatic catalysis of cytidine to uridine deamination. He is engaged in bioinformatics and active research in RNA editing and synthetic proteins.
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