Christopher Snow
Principal Investigator
Colorado State University
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Computation-Guided Engineering of Proteins and Precise Assemblies
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As of August 2023, the Snow lab is currently engaged with over 9 collaborative research projects (see below), with funding from the NIH, NSF, the Anschutz Family Foundation, the USDA, and the Foundation for Food & Agricultural Research. Pending protein and biomaterials design projects are diverse.
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Colorado State University
Engineered CJ protein crystals for rapid nucleic acid removal in PCR sample preparation
High-precision biomaterial platform using engineered CJ protein crystals with 13-nanometer nanopore arrays to irreversibly capture free DNA and RNA from samples prior to PCR testing. Offers rapid, economical, and green n...
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Colorado State University
Ph-switchable brazzein oligomers for enhanced sweetener stability and purification
A protein engineering approach that fuses brazzein (a natural sweetener 500-2000x sweeter than sugar) with computationally designed oligomerization domains stable at low pH. This switchable assembly enhances shelf-life i...
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Colorado State University
Covalent protein films using computational design and co-polymerization
Innovative covalent protein films engineered using machine learning tools for protein design, forming tough, biodegradable films upon mixing. Applications in moisture barriers and robust coatings.
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Christopher Snow
Principal Investigator
Colorado State UniversityWork experience
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Pharmaceuticals and drug delivery
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Biomolecular ProcessesBiopharmaceuticsBiophysics
Last updated Jun 2026
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