Olga Moroz

Dr. Olga Moroz is a Research Fellow at the University of York, affiliated with the group of Professor Gideon Davies. Her work bridges structural biology and carbohydrate chemistry through advanced techniques like protein crystallization and CryoEM analysis.

Her research focuses on structure-function relationships in carbohydrate-degrading enzymes and transferases, with industrial applications in biochemistry and molecular biophysics. Early-career collaborations with Novozymes involved solving industrially relevant enzyme structures, while academic contributions include over 20 publications in the Protein Data Bank.

• Education: Ph.D. in Chemistry from University of York
• Key Expertise: Protein crystallization, CryoEM, glycosidase studies

Article trends highlight her contributions to glycosidase families (GH114, GH191, GH92), xylanase specificity, insulin receptor dynamics, and S100 calcium-binding proteins. Her work spans fundamental structural biology and applied industrial enzyme research.