Here is the most complete kind of proof attainable...decomposition...followed by its recomposition - Antoine Lavoisier, 1777
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Laboratory for Colloids, Interfaces, and Biological Materials @ UC Merced

Using materials to synthesize biology

Research
The Subramaniam Lab seeks to understand the fundamental physicochemical mechanisms that govern the assembly and function of biomembranes. We combine experimental tools from soft matter physics, chemistry, and molecular biology to tackle cutting-edge challenges in biomembrane engineering and bottom-up synthetic biology. Current topics of interest include developing methods for high throughput fabrication of semi-synthetic cells and developing cost effective vesicle-based therapeutics and diagnostics to improve public health. Browse these pages to learn more about our lab!

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