 Molecular design |  Directed Molecular Evolution |  Image-guided cell screening |  Electrophysiology and microscopy |  Brain tissue |  Model organisms |  Expansion microscopy |
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Welcome to the Piatkevich Lab
Our lab is a multidisciplinary research group with the main focus on the development and validation of novel molecular tools for optical recording and manipulation of biochemical events in complex fully-assembled biological systems. We also utilize our tools for the systematic analysis of the physiological processes in vivo. After careful validation, we distribute our tools to the scientific community as freely as possible.
NEWS:
Kiryl Piatkevich is among a select group of promising researchers to be awarded Young Investigator grants by the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation.
Kiryl is serving as a guest editor of the special Issue "Development and Application of Super-Resolution Imaging Methods for Biological Research"
Deadline:
30 May, 2021
Simultaneous imaging of up to five biosensors within a cell via spatial multiplexing
Published:
10 Dec, Cell
New set of NIR FPs optimized via directed molecular evolution in mammalian cells for dual-color near-infrared imaging
Published:
16 Dec, Prot. Sci.
Kiryl is serving as a guest editor of the special Issue "Advanced Fluorescent Probes for Structural and Functional Imaging of Biological Systems2.0"
Deadline:
15 May, 2021
The hunt for red fluorescent proteins: I had a great pleasure to discuss recent progress in development of red fluorescent proteins with Amber
Published:
6 Aug, Nature News
Our visualized protocol on hippocampal window implantation for high-resolution imaging in behaving mice is published in JoVE
Published:
24 Jul, JoVE
