Nathan Tague

The paper develops a pooled library screening method with a Bayesian approach to improve prediction of split protein behavior using light-inducible Cre recombinase.

This study uses longitudinal single-cell chemical imaging to reveal fatty acid production heterogeneity in engineered E. coli strains over time.

The paper develops a system using viral proteases and antiviral drugs to control protein activity and gene modulation through allosteric regulation of Cre recombinase.

This paper introduces LOVdeg, a light-inducible protein degradation tag for E. coli, demonstrating its modularity and utility in optogenetic control.

This paper develops light-inducible antibiotic resistance in E. coli using optogenetic tools, enabling spatiotemporal control of cell survival.

The paper introduces a library of inducible split recombinases for precise and multiplexed gene expression control in mammalian cells and mice.