User:Andrew D. Kehr
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Hello, my name is Andrew Kehr and I am currently in my first year of PhD studies in Biology at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnegie_Mellon_University Carnegie Mellon University] and rotating in Dr. Gordon Rule's lab. I have a background in biochemistry which, along with my background in computer science and wiki style editing, made me interested in contributing to this organization. | Hello, my name is Andrew Kehr and I am currently in my first year of PhD studies in Biology at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnegie_Mellon_University Carnegie Mellon University] and rotating in Dr. Gordon Rule's lab. I have a background in biochemistry which, along with my background in computer science and wiki style editing, made me interested in contributing to this organization. | ||
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Hello, my name is Andrew Kehr and I am currently in my first year of PhD studies in Biology at Carnegie Mellon University and rotating in Dr. Gordon Rule's lab. I have a background in biochemistry which, along with my background in computer science and wiki style editing, made me interested in contributing to this organization.
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Things to work on
- Clean this place up
- Add protocols
- more later
Education
- In progress, PhD Biology, Carnegie Mellon University
- 2009, BA Biochemistry, DePauw University
Research interests
- Mechanistic Enzymology
- Structural Biology
Publications
- Kehr, A. and Pannel, L. Exploring the degradation, deglycosylation, and analysis of glycoproteins found in ascites via mass spectrometry. Structure and Function of Proteins. (2008)
