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The Analytical Scientist / Power List / 2014 / Top 40 Under 40 / Paola Picotti

Paola Picotti

Assistant Professor, Institute of Biochemistry, ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland.

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Calling: “Proteins are fascinating molecules. They supervise basic functions in cells through a variety of complex structures and interactions, which makes the development of methods for their analysis challenging and stimulating.”

Regret
: “No. I would still opt for a strong background in chemistry and a focus on method development.”

Emphasis: “We study the effects of intracellular protein misfolding and aggregation using novel quantitative and structural proteomics approaches.”

Triumph: “The development of a method to analyze protein structural changes directly in biological samples and on a large scale.”

Hope: “Exploiting the power of the novel methods we developed to advance our knowledge on protein misfolding and support the identification of therapeutic strategies for protein misfolding diseases; for example, Parkinson’s disease.”

Advice: “Follow only what interests you, entertains you, and tickles your curiosity. Expose yourself to different mindsets and scientific backgrounds.”

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