Matthew Theodore

Texas A&M Univeristy Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics; Zeng Lab

Matthew received his B.S in Biochemistry with a certificate in International Relations in 2016. Before entering Graduate School, he took a half year stent in Europe working in aid during the peak of the Syrian refugee crisis. After returning to the sciences in 2017 he joined the Zeng Lab to pursue a Ph.D in Biochemistry with hopes to contribute to the pool of knowledge necessary to develop innovative solutions around the globe. Matthew's current studies include elucidating the roles of proteins involved in dsDNA phage packaging and injection of proteins using live single-cell and single-molecule imaging, and ssRNA phage genome translocation.

Skills to offer

Single Cell-Phage Microscopy
Phage Infection Image Analysis
Phage Protein Transfer and Trafficking

Collaboration Requests

AI for image analysis and segmentation
Protein Biochemistry
Enzyme Assays for DNA binding proteins