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Bioconjugations of proteins with 19F and nitroxide tags for in vitro and in cell characterization
This thesis involves the application of various tag topologies, from 19F moieties to nitroxide spin labels. The former were investigated to explore novel alternatives for post-expression covalent modification of tyrosine residues, providing valuable approaches for preparing 19F NMR samples. On the o
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