Steve Bonilla

Assistant Professor and Head of Lab

Rockefeller University

United States

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Steve Bonilla serves as an Assistant Professor and Head of Lab at Rockefeller University in the United States. His research focuses on RNA structural biology, particularly exploring the energetic and conformational properties of RNA motifs and the use of Cryo-EM to investigate RNA dynamics. Recent publications highlight his work on RNA folding mechanisms and the thermodynamic architecture of RNA structures.

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Jeffrey Kieft

Professor and Vice Chair

University of Colorado School of Medicine

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Assistant research professor

University of Denver

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Assistant Professor

University of Groningen

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Structural and biophysical dissection of RNA conformational ensembles

Exploring the energetic and conformational properties of the sequence space connecting naturally occurring RNA tetraloop receptor motifs.

Challenges, advances, and opportunities in RNA structural biology by Cryo-EM.

Dissecting the energetic architecture within an RNA tertiary structural motif via high-throughput thermodynamic measurements.

Cryo-EM reveals an entangled kinetic trap in the folding of a catalytic RNA

The promise of cryo-EM to explore RNA structural dynamics.

A viral RNA hijacks host machinery using dynamic conformational changes of a tRNA-like structure

High-throughput dissection of the thermodynamic and conformational properties of a ubiquitous class of RNA tertiary contact motifs.

The structural ensemble of a Holliday junction determined by X-ray scattering interference.

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Jeffrey Kieft

Quentin Vicens

Danny Incarnato

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