Celebrating Our Students’ Thesis defences

This summer marks an important milestone for our students, as they successfully defended their theses:

• Yelyzaveta Gushchyna – master thesis “Establishing Phosphorylated Human Protein Kinase N3 Generation via PDPK1 Co-expression in Sf9 cells”
• Kätlin Ots – bachelor’s thesis titled “Live-cell microscopy-based method for describing dopamine D2 receptor and ligand interactions”
• Elo Joandi – bachelor’s thesis titled “Fluorescent conformational biosensor on baculovirus nanoparticles: a novel method for serotonin receptor ligand screening”
• Roosi Riin Leht – bachelor’s thesis titled “Application of the nLightG biosensor in a baculovirus display system for pharmacological characterization of adrenergic ligands”