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The structure and mechanism of dyneins. Lab Activities.

We are located in the Centre for Chemical and Synthetic Biology and the Division of Protein & Nucleic Acid Chemistry at the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology, in Cambridge, UK. In recent years we have pioneered approaches for

Welcome. In this website you will find an in depth view of the recent discoveries of Sean Munro’s lab. Their research and past and present projects consist of Membrane Traffic, the Golgi Apparatus, and the Unknome. at the MRC Laboratory of

Antibodies help your immune system fight back. Viruses are deadly. They kill twice as many people as cancer does – around 15 million people every year. ... The first successful vaccine was developed in 1796 against the smallpox virus, which killed

Tanmay Bharat's laboratory at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology. Welcome. This is the website of Tanmay Bharat’s group at the MRC LMB. We use electron tomography to study prokaryotic cell surfaces across scales from atoms to cellular

The structure and mechanism of dyneins

We study the molecular mechanisms underlying neurodegenerative diseases, including motor neuron diseases and dementias. Francis Crick Avenue, Cambridge Biomedical Campus, Cambridge CB2 0QH, UK. 01223 267000.

You are here:Hanna Szafranska. Hanna Szafranska. 31st March 2017. by matt. Footer. About us. We are a team of developmental neurobiologists, using a variety of interdisciplinary tools including stem cells, bioengineering, genetics, transcriptomics,

You are here:Luca Guglielmi, PhD. Luca Guglielmi, PhD. 31st March 2017. Luca carried out his Ph.D research in the laboratory of Matthias Carl at Heidelberg University in Germany where he studied the establishment of left-right neuronal asymmetries

You are here:Alexander Anderson, PhD. Alexander Anderson, PhD. 17th May 2019. Alex completed his undergraduate and PhD studies at The University of Melbourne, in the research group of Diana Stojanovski. His prior research interrogated cell-type

You are here:Daniel Lloyd-Davies-Sánchez. Daniel Lloyd-Davies-Sánchez. 24th May 2021. by matt. Dan received his bachelor’s degree in Preclinical Medicine Studies from the University of Cambridge, specialising in Psychology, Neuroscience, and

Itu2019s very encouraging that so many people in Cambridge have been inspired to cycle for the Challenge. ... nThe 2010 Cambridge Cycle Challenge saw more than 2,400 people taking part from 99 organisations.

GOPAL. Categories. Publications (5). August 26, 2014. August 26 2014 Technology developed by Satpal Virdee (former postdoc) and Jason Chin for making ubiquitinated proteins is licensed by Boston Biochem. See the full story here.. Footer. Chin

cytoplasmic mRNA transport. Razina Kazi, PhD student. I completed my Undergraduate degree in Biochemistry at Queen Mary University of London in 2018. I then completed an MRes in Biomedical Research at Imperial College London, where I carried out two