  Chemical biology uses chemistry techniques to understand and manipulate biological processes. Penn Chemistry has many groups developing chemical methods to better understand biological systems, often in collaboration with groups in other departments and in Penn's nearby School of Medicine and School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Above, the work of the Marmorstein Group: Ribbon diagram of the ternary complex of yeast Hst2 bound to an acetyllysine histone H4 peptide (green) and a nonhydrolyzable NAD+ analog, carba-NAD+ (yellow), with bound Zn ion (red). about chemical biology |
 Jeffrey Winkler's Research Featured May 16, 2012 Graduate Student Yitao Zhang honored for teaching May 4, 2012 Jeff Saven's Research Featured April 30, 2012 Graduate Student Bruno Melillo honored for teaching April 13, 2012 more news 
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