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These filaments are involved in diseases like Alzheimer’s disease. When this happens, it can cause cells in the brain called neurones to break down and means people lose functions like

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n. The Laboratory brought together a host of talented people. It started with about 30 scientists, and a roughly equal number of graduate and postdoctoral students and visitors. ... Today, following two major extensions to the original 1962 building, the

Another cover for pre-B (Charenton, Wilkinson & Nagai, Science 2019). So much motion, people love that right?

Amit Sachdeva. Categories. Publications (5). May 19, 2015. Congratulations to Amit Sachdeva who moves to the University of East Anglia to become a lecturer in BioOrganic Chemistry. Footer. Chin Laboratory. MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology. Centre

Stephen Fried. Categories. Publications (5). October 3, 2014. We welcome Stephen Fried from the Boxer lab at Stanford. Congratulations to Stephen on obtaining a fellowship from Kings College, Cambridge. Footer. Chin Laboratory. MRC Laboratory of

Rongzhen Tian. Categories. Publications (5). November 28, 2022. Rongzhen Tian has moved to Cambridge UK to join the Chin lab. Rongzhen studied Fermentation Engineering during his PhD at Jiangnan University in China. We welcome him to the lab!

Martin Spinck. Categories. Publications (5). November 30, 2020. We welcome Martin Spinck who joined the Chin lab in September from the Max Planck Institute of Molecular Physiology where he carried out his PhD in Chemical Biology. Footer. Chin

Sackler Award. Categories. Publications (5). February 7, 2019. Jason shares the 2019 Raymond and Beverly Sackler International Prize in the Physical Sciences with Professor Christopher J. Chang and Professor Martin D. Disney. You can see the MRC

/ Contact Us. Contact Us. Address: MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Francis Crick Avenue, Cambridge Biomedical Campus, Cambridge CB2 0QH, UK. Phone: 44 (0) 1223 267000. Fax: 44 (0) 1223 213556. Website:. E-mail:The LMB International PhD