Elizabeth Caine

Senior Research Scientist Promega Corporation

Elizabeth received her Ph.D. in Comparative Biomedical Sciences from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and completed a postdoctoral fellowship at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis studying RNA virus pathogenesis. She has spent seven years at Promega Corporation, where she is a Senior Scientist in the Functional Proteomics group. Her work focuses on developing technologies and conducting research in induced proximity, particularly targeted protein degradation, to support drug discovery.

Seminars

Tuesday 27th October 2026
Probing Degrader Safety Liabilities and Target Biology in Relevant Cellular Contexts
9:30 am
  • Flagging CRBN neosubstrate liabilities with a Lumit immunoassay panel for rapid degradation profiling in unmodified cells
  • Uncovering cell context-dependent degradation potency, highlighting the importance of disease-relevant models for translational research
  • Developing next-generation tagging tools to study endogenous target biology and degradation
Elizabeth Caine