User:Leila LoLeggio - Revision history

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Leila LoLeggio at 07:00, 19 September 2014

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Leila LoLeggio: /* Short biographical sketch */

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Leila LoLeggio at 16:31, 18 September 2014

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 == Short biographical sketch ==
-Italian, born in Palermo 1971. Educated in Biochemistry at the University of Bath, during which had two inspiring introductions to the world of research in the groups of Roy Jones at the Babraham station and Angelika Noegel at the Max-Planck Institute for Biochemistry in Munich. Obtained a PhD in Crystallography from Birkbeck College, London, in 1997. In fact my PhD research was carried out at the Institute of Food Research in Reading, under the supervision of ^^^Richard Pickersgill^^^. The project revolved around structure determination of xylanases and cellulases, and I was fortunate by being involved in the establishment of the 4/7 superfamily <cite>Jenkins1995</cite>, then to become Clan GH-A <cite>Henrissat1995</cite>.
+Italian, born in Palermo 1971. Educated in Biochemistry at the University of Bath, during which had two inspiring introductions to the world of research in the groups of Roy Jones at the Babraham station and Angelika Noegel at the Max-Planck Institute for Biochemistry in Munich. Obtained a PhD in Crystallography from Birkbeck College, London, in 1997. In fact my PhD research was carried out at the Institute of Food Research in Reading, under the supervision of [[User:Richard Pickersgill|Richard Pickersgill]]. The project revolved around structure determination of xylanases and cellulases, and I was fortunate by being involved in the establishment of the 4/7 superfamily <cite>Jenkins1995</cite>, then to become Clan GH-A <cite>Henrissat1995</cite>.
-I was then post-doctoral fellow in the group of ^^^Sine Larsen^^^, at the Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, first funded by a personal EMBO fellowship and later by other grants, until 2003, when I obtained a permanent position as Associate Professor in the same Department. In 2005 I became Research Group leader of the Biophysical Chemistry Group, still in the same Department. In 2013 the Biophysical Chemistry Group became part of the Bioinorganic and Biophysical Chemistry Section. Studies on the structure and function of carbohydrate active enzymes remains one of my major areas of research here in Copenhagen. My other main branch of research is on transcription factors.
+I was then post-doctoral fellow in the group of [[User:Sine Larsen|Sine Larsen]], at the Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, first funded by a personal EMBO fellowship and later by other grants, until 2003, when I obtained a permanent position as Associate Professor in the same Department. In 2005 I became Research Group leader of the Biophysical Chemistry Group, still in the same Department. In 2013 the Biophysical Chemistry Group became part of the Bioinorganic and Biophysical Chemistry Section. Studies on the structure and function of carbohydrate active enzymes remains one of my major areas of research here in Copenhagen. My other main branch of research is on transcription factors.
 I have either determined or contributed to structure determination, and structure/function and mechanistic elucidation in of a number of CAZY in  [[GH5]], [[GH9]], [[GH10]], [[GH13]], [[GH26]], [[GH31]], [[GH36]], [[GH53]], [[PL4]] and [[AA9]]. Some of my articles on CAZYs are in the reference list below <cite>Harris1994 LeNours2004 Ernst2006 Ryttersgaard2002 LeNours2003 Ryttersgaard2004 LeNours2009</cite>.

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 == Short biographical sketch ==
-Italian, born in Palermo 1971. Educated in Biochemistry at the University of Bath, during which had two inspiring introductions to the world of research in the groups of Roy Jones at the Babraham station and Angelika Noegel at the Max-Planck Institute for Biochemistry in Munich. Obtained a PhD in Crystallography from Birkbeck College, London, in 1997. In fact my PhD research was carried out at the Institute of Food Research in Reading, under the supervision of ^^^Richard Pickersgill^^^. The project revolved around structure determination of xylanases and cellulases, and I was fortunate by being involved in the establishment of the 4/7 superfamily <cite>Jenkins1995</cite>, then to become Clan GH-A<cite>Henrissat1995</cite>.
+Italian, born in Palermo 1971. Educated in Biochemistry at the University of Bath, during which had two inspiring introductions to the world of research in the groups of Roy Jones at the Babraham station and Angelika Noegel at the Max-Planck Institute for Biochemistry in Munich. Obtained a PhD in Crystallography from Birkbeck College, London, in 1997. In fact my PhD research was carried out at the Institute of Food Research in Reading, under the supervision of ^^^Richard Pickersgill^^^. The project revolved around structure determination of xylanases and cellulases, and I was fortunate by being involved in the establishment of the 4/7 superfamily <cite>Jenkins1995</cite>, then to become Clan GH-A <cite>Henrissat1995</cite>.
 I was then post-doctoral fellow in the group of ^^^Sine Larsen^^^, at the Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, first funded by a personal EMBO fellowship and later by other grants, until 2003, when I obtained a permanent position as Associate Professor in the same Department. In 2005 I became Research Group leader of the Biophysical Chemistry Group, still in the same Department. In 2013 the Biophysical Chemistry Group became part of the Bioinorganic and Biophysical Chemistry Section. Studies on the structure and function of carbohydrate active enzymes remains one of my major areas of research here in Copenhagen. My other main branch of research is on transcription factors.
-I have either determined or contributed to structure determination, and structure/function and mechanistic elucidation in of a number of CAZY in  [[GH5]], [[GH9]], [[GH10]], [[GH13]], [[GH26]], [[GH31]], [[GH36]], [[GH53]],[[PL4]] and [[AA9]]. Some of my articles on CAZYs are in the reference list below <cite>Harris1994</cite>, <cite>LeNours2004</cite>,<cite>Ernst2006</cite>,<cite>Ryttersgaard2002</cite>, <cite>LeNours2003</cite>, <cite>Ryttersgaard2004</cite>,<cite>LeNours2009</cite>.
+I have either determined or contributed to structure determination, and structure/function and mechanistic elucidation in of a number of CAZY in  [[GH5]], [[GH9]], [[GH10]], [[GH13]], [[GH26]], [[GH31]], [[GH36]], [[GH53]], [[PL4]] and [[AA9]]. Some of my articles on CAZYs are in the reference list below <cite>Harris1994 LeNours2004 Ernst2006 Ryttersgaard2002 LeNours2003 Ryttersgaard2004 LeNours2009</cite>.
 References

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 I was then post-doctoral fellow in the group of ^^^Sine Larsen^^^, at the Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, first funded by a personal EMBO fellowship and later by other grants, until 2003, when I obtained a permanent position as Associate Professor in the same Department. In 2005 I became Research Group leader of the Biophysical Chemistry Group, still in the same Department. In 2013 the Biophysical Chemistry Group became part of the Bioinorganic and Biophysical Chemistry Section. Studies on the structure and function of carbohydrate active enzymes remains one of my major areas of research here in Copenhagen. My other main branch of research is on transcription factors.
-I have either determined or contributed to structure determination, and structure/function and mechanistic elucidation in of a number of CAZY in  [[GH5]], [[GH9]], [[GH10]], [[GH13]], [[GH26]], [[GH31]], [[GH36]], [[GH53]],[[PL4]] and [[AA9]]. Some of my articles on CAZYs are in the reference list below <cite>Harris1994</cite>, <cite>LeNours2004</cite>,<cite>Ernst2006</cite>,<cite>Ryttersgaard2002</cite> <cite>LeNours2003</cite>
+I have either determined or contributed to structure determination, and structure/function and mechanistic elucidation in of a number of CAZY in  [[GH5]], [[GH9]], [[GH10]], [[GH13]], [[GH26]], [[GH31]], [[GH36]], [[GH53]],[[PL4]] and [[AA9]]. Some of my articles on CAZYs are in the reference list below <cite>Harris1994</cite>, <cite>LeNours2004</cite>,<cite>Ernst2006</cite>,<cite>Ryttersgaard2002</cite>, <cite>LeNours2003</cite>, <cite>Ryttersgaard2004</cite>,<cite>LeNours2009</cite>.
 References
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 #LeNours2004 pmid=16171384
 #Ernst2006 pmid=16580018
-#Ryttersgaard2002 pmid=2484750
+#Ryttersgaard2002 pmid=12484750
 #LeNours2003 pmid=12761390
 </biblio>
 [[Category:Contributors|LoLeggio, Leila]]

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 I was then post-doctoral fellow in the group of ^^^Sine Larsen^^^, at the Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, first funded by a personal EMBO fellowship and later by other grants, until 2003, when I obtained a permanent position as Associate Professor in the same Department. In 2005 I became Research Group leader of the Biophysical Chemistry Group, still in the same Department. In 2013 the Biophysical Chemistry Group became part of the Bioinorganic and Biophysical Chemistry Section. Studies on the structure and function of carbohydrate active enzymes remains one of my major areas of research here in Copenhagen. My other main branch of research is on transcription factors.
-I have either determined or contributed to structure determination, and structure/function and mechanistic elucidation in of a number of CAZY in  [[GH5]], [[GH9]], [[GH10]], [[GH13]], [[GH26]], [[GH31]], [[GH36]], [[GH53]],[[PL4]] and [[AA9]]. Some of my articles on CAZYs are in the reference list below <cite>Harris1994</cite>, <cite>LeNours2004</cite>.
+I have either determined or contributed to structure determination, and structure/function and mechanistic elucidation in of a number of CAZY in  [[GH5]], [[GH9]], [[GH10]], [[GH13]], [[GH26]], [[GH31]], [[GH36]], [[GH53]],[[PL4]] and [[AA9]]. Some of my articles on CAZYs are in the reference list below <cite>Harris1994</cite>, <cite>LeNours2004</cite>,<cite>Ernst2006</cite>,<cite>Ryttersgaard2002</cite> <cite>LeNours2003</cite>
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 #Harris1994 pmid=7881909
 #LeNours2004 pmid=16171384
 </biblio>
 [[Category:Contributors|LoLeggio, Leila]]

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 I was then post-doctoral fellow in the group of ^^^Sine Larsen^^^, at the Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, first funded by a personal EMBO fellowship and later by other grants, until 2003, when I obtained a permanent position as Associate Professor in the same Department. In 2005 I became Research Group leader of the Biophysical Chemistry Group, still in the same Department. In 2013 the Biophysical Chemistry Group became part of the Bioinorganic and Biophysical Chemistry Section. Studies on the structure and function of carbohydrate active enzymes remains one of my major areas of research here in Copenhagen. My other main branch of research is on transcription factors.
-I have either determined or contributed to structure determination, and structure/function and mechanistic elucidation in of a number of CAZY in  [[GH5]], [[GH9]], [[GH10]], [[GH13]], [[GH26]], [[GH31]], [[GH36]], [[GH53]] and [[PL4]]. Some of my articles are in the reference list below.
+I have either determined or contributed to structure determination, and structure/function and mechanistic elucidation in of a number of CAZY in  [[GH5]], [[GH9]], [[GH10]], [[GH13]], [[GH26]], [[GH31]], [[GH36]], [[GH53]],[[PL4]] and [[AA9]]. Some of my articles on CAZYs are in the reference list below <cite>Harris1994</cite>, <cite>LeNours2004</cite>.
 References
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 #Henrissat1995 pmid=8643635
 #Harris1994 pmid=7881909
 </biblio>
 [[Category:Contributors|LoLeggio, Leila]]

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 == Short biographical sketch ==
-Italian, born in Palermo 1971. Educated in Biochemistry at the University of Bath, during which had two inspiring introductions to the world of research in the groups of Roy Jones at the Babraham station and Angelika Noegel at the Max-Planck Institute for Biochemistry in Munich. Obtained a PhD in Crystallography from Birkbeck College, London, in 1997. In fact my PhD research was carried out at the Institute of Food Research in Reading, under the supervision of ^^^Richard Pickersgill^^^. The project revolved around structure determination of xylanases and cellulases, and I was fortunate by being involved in the establishment of the 4/7 superfamily, then to become Clan GH-A [Jenkins1995].
+Italian, born in Palermo 1971. Educated in Biochemistry at the University of Bath, during which had two inspiring introductions to the world of research in the groups of Roy Jones at the Babraham station and Angelika Noegel at the Max-Planck Institute for Biochemistry in Munich. Obtained a PhD in Crystallography from Birkbeck College, London, in 1997. In fact my PhD research was carried out at the Institute of Food Research in Reading, under the supervision of ^^^Richard Pickersgill^^^. The project revolved around structure determination of xylanases and cellulases, and I was fortunate by being involved in the establishment of the 4/7 superfamily <cite>Jenkins1995</cite>, then to become Clan GH-A.
 I was then post-doctoral fellow in the group of ^^^Sine Larsen^^^, at the Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, first funded by a personal EMBO fellowship and later by other grants, until 2003, when I obtained a permanent position as Associate Professor in the same Department. In 2005 I became Research Group leader of the Biophysical Chemistry Group, still in the same Department. In 2013 the Biophysical Chemistry Group became part of the Bioinorganic and Biophysical Chemistry Section. Studies on the structure and function of carbohydrate active enzymes remains one of my major areas of research here in Copenhagen. My other main branch of research is on transcription factors.
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 I have either determined or contributed to structure determination of a number of CAZY in  [[GH5]], [[GH9]], [[GH10]], [[GH13]], [[GH26]], [[GH31]], [[GH36]], [[GH53]] and [[PL4]].
-PubMed ID:7729513
+<biblio>
 [[Category:Contributors|LoLeggio, Leila]]