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Timothy J. Looney

University of Chicago

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Reconstruction of Full-length scFv Libraries with the Extended Range Targeted Sequencing Method

Christopher Wei, Sarah Criner, Bharat Sridhar, Ryan Shultzaberger, Timothy J. Looney, Martin M. Fabani, Eli N. Glezer

The paper introduces an extended range targeted sequencing method to accurately analyze full-length scFv constructs from a commercial library.

bioRxiv · May 10, 2022 · PreprintGenomics

Capacity to erase gene occlusion is a defining feature distinguishing naive from primed pluripotency

Kara M. Foshay, Jae Hyun Lee, Li Zhang, Croydon J. Fernandes, Bohou Wu, Jedidiah Gaetz, Samuel W. Baker, Timothy J. Looney, Andy Peng Xiang, Guoping Fan, Bruce T. Lahn

The paper identifies gene occlusion erasure as a defining difference between naive and primed pluripotency states, showing Esrrb-dependent deocclusion sustains naive pluripotency.

bioRxiv · May 4, 2021 · PreprintMolecular Biology