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Welcome

Motivated by diseases arising from the misregulation of proteins and nucleic acids, our biophysical approach makes connections between molecular mechanism and cellular function through time-resolved spectral imaging at multiple scales, from in vitro to single cell to whole organism.

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We are part of the Chemistry Department at Yale University.

Recent Publications

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U. Tahir and C.M. Davis

Weak, specific chemical interactions dictate barnase stability in diverse cellular environments

Protein Sci. 2025, 34 (5), e70128.

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S.O. Shuster, A.E. Curtis, C.M. Davis

Optical photothermal infrared imaging using metabolic probes in biological systems

Anal. Chem. 2025, in press.

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M.J. Burke, V. Batista* and C.M. Davis*       

Similarity metrics for subcellular analysis of FRET microscopy videos

J. Phys. Chem. B 2024, 128 (35), 8344-8354.

Current and Past Funding Sources

We acknowledge the funding agencies that made this work possible

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Davis Lab, Yale University

Department of Chemistry

255 Prospect St, KCL 108

New Haven, CT 06511

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