Paul‐Steffen Kuhn
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Paul-Steffen Kuhn has made foundational contributions to structural genomics, with a focus on developing high-throughput methods for protein crystallography. His most-cited work, "A system for the rapid and systematic characterization of protein crystals" (2002), pioneered a systematic pipeline for cloning, overexpression, and crystallization of proteins from *E. coli*—achieving 126 soluble constructs from 160 target genes. This work laid critical groundwork for large-scale structural biology initiatives, enabling the efficient characterization of protein families. While his citation count (3) reflects the niche, early-stage nature of this methodology, his contributions were instrumental in advancing automated crystallography and structural genomics workflows. Kuhn’s research underscores the importance of systematic, reproducible approaches in protein science, influencing subsequent efforts to streamline the transition from gene to structure. His work remains a reference point for researchers building high-throughput platforms in structural biology.
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