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27 November 2024 Photo of Sofia who is stretching her hands towards an illustrated elephant, which is offering her sweets. On the head of the elephant, is overlaid with a molecular model of the protein OGT, which has a similar shape.

Photo of Sofia who is stretching her hands towards an illustrated elephant, which is offering her sweets. On the head of the elephant, is overlaid with a molecular model of the protein OGT, which has a similar shape.

Cute molecules and the scientists who adore them: Sofia Rucli

People & Perspectives Sofia Rucli, postdoc at EMBL Rome, talks about her relationship with the protein OGT, a molecular ‘candy man’ of the cell.

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