Nikolay Shirokikh
University of Western Australia, WA, Australia
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Dr Shirokikh is a group leader and NHMRC Emerging Leadership Fellow at the John Curtin School of Medical Research and The Shine-Dalgarno Centre for RNA Innovation, The Australian National University. He is a molecular and RNA biologist investigating mechanisms of protein biosynthesis control, especially in eukaryotic organisms, and the molecular organisation of RNA in relevance to translation. Dr Shirokikh has made discoveries in fidelity and efficiency of translation initiation, such as providing the first genome-wide evidence of ribosomal scanning. He has developed some of the most informative methods to interrogate protein biosynthesis control in vivo at a full transcriptome scale.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
VX: a desktop transcriptome browser with agent control for direct RNA sequencing and nucleotide modifications (144186)
11:30 AM
Nikolay Shirokikh
RNA Tech, AI & Bioinformatics
Convergent, program-specific cis-regulation shapes the multi-layer translational response of starved yeast (#150)
6:00 PM
Nikolay Shirokikh
Welcome Cocktail Reception / Poster Session
T2G: A high-performance transcriptome-to-genome BAM coordinate converter supporting both short and long-read RNA sequencing. (#149)
6:00 PM
Danielle L Rudler
Welcome Cocktail Reception / Poster Session
Optimising mRNA Design by Rethinking UTR Structural Constraints (#151)
6:00 PM
Tessa Swain
Welcome Cocktail Reception / Poster Session