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24 May 2011: “LMB scientists, Sean Munro and Andrew McKenzie, have been honoured for their outstanding contributions to the advancement of medical sciences.” This

20 Dec 2011: He was delivering a lecture on ‘How antibiotics illuminate Ribosome function and vice versa.’” This article is only available in full to subscribers: https://www.thehindu.com/news/national//article59961789.ece .

11 Jan 2011: “Although cargo proteins move through the different organelles of the secretory pathway, other proteins remain in place to give each compartment its

2 Jun 2011: Published on. 2 June, 2011. “LMB spin-out company, Heptares Therapeutics, have entered a four-year collaboration with AstraZeneca on the development of new drugs targeting proteins.”Primary Sidebar.

15 Nov 2011: “LMB's Philippa Smith is running the Athens Classic Marathon in aid of Alzheimer's Research UK.” This article is no longer available from the source website

12 Apr 2011: Professor Roland Lill from the Institute of Cytobiology, Philipps University Marburg, Germany, will deliver the Feldberg Prize Lecture on Friday April

4 May 2011: “In research led by Alan Warren's group, a defect which triggers blood cancers has been identified.” More…

20 May 2011: Sean Munro, group leader in the LMB’s Cell Biology Division, has been elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society. Sean is distinguished for his outstanding

2 Aug 2011: The competition, sponsored by the LMB and the Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre is aimed at encouraging a whole new generation of scientists.

21 Dec 2011: “BBC science review article looks at recent developments in cold and flu virus research, quoting LMB's Leo James.” More…

21 Apr 2011: “In the second of the Biochemical Society's video interviews with our Honorary Members, Michael Neuberger and Brian Hartley talk to Sir Greg Winter

16 Mar 2011: On Saturday 19th March 2011, as part of the annual Cambridge Science Festival, LMB scientists are involved in events across Cambridge aimed at promoting

10 Mar 2011: to design new drugs that could benefit a broad range of diseases.

4 Mar 2011: The research was carried out over the last seven years by Andrew Carter, a new group leader in LMB’s Structural Studies Division, and Carol Cho, a graduate student who worked ... C&EN news article:Primary Sidebar. Search. Search this website. 2024 MRC

7 Jul 2011: “LMB scientists have identified the precise molecular mechanism leading to the breakdown of the body's natural defences that protect DNA against

7 Jun 2011: The Wellcome Trust has appointed 27 Investigators – 7 New Investigators and 20 Senior Investigators – based at institutions across the UK, from London to Liverpool, Edinburgh to Manchester, as well as to ... The overall aim of obtaining a chemical

14 Mar 2011: G-protein-coupled receptors are hot drug targets, and plenty of companies want to know what they look like to get an edge on making new drugs.

28 Sep 2011: We intend to buy new equipment for the art department with this money. ... It affords young artists the chance to experience working to a brief, applying their arts practice to a new and different concept and, if they are selected, they can experience

26 Jul 2011: “Samuel Bjork from the MRC LMB shortlisted for this year's Max Perutz Science Writing award.” More…

18 May 2011: This work has also led to the identification of a new immune cell, called the nuocyte, that plays a key role in these responses.

4 Apr 2011: Professor Tom Rapoport from the Department of Cell Biology, Harvard Medical School will give the inaugural Milstein Lecture on Thursday April 7th 2011 at

20 Jul 2011: “At the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting, 2009 chemistry laureate Thomas Steitz recalled the Laboratory of Molecular Biology at Cambridge in the 1960s,

16 Jun 2011: no longer available from the source website: Cambridge News 13 June 2011.

7 Jul 2011: In a new study published in the journal Nature today, they also discovered a two-tier defence system in our cells that limits the threat of permanent genetic damage. ... This new knowledge transforms our view of precisely how excess alcohol causes damage

25 Jan 2011: News & Views). – now at the Paul Scherrer Institut. Primary Sidebar.

5 Sep 2011: The application of genetically based tools for marking, mapping and manipulating specific populations of neurons, together with machine vision-based approaches for automated analysis of behavior, have opened up new opportunities

30 Sep 2011: is no longer available from the source website: Cambridge News 30 September 2011.

19 Jan 2011: “The Distinguished Technopreneur Speaker (DTS) Forum, organised by Exploit Technologies, serves as a relevant platform for entrepreneurs, industry

15 Dec 2011: Christian Münch, a postgraduate student working in Anne Bertolotti’s group in the LMB’s Division of Neurobiology has been awarded the 2011 British

22 Dec 2011: Handy Elephantgoes public onnew email appSoftware. HOME NEWS FEATURES VIDEO & AUDIO DIRECTORY CONTACT.

15 Nov 2011: “Jillian Barlow from LMB's PNAC Division is recognized for excellence in respiratory, inflammation and autoimmunity research at MedImmune's 6th

1 Apr 2011: When the first multicellular organisms evolved, their cells needed to communicate with each other to control their growth and development. Matthew

16 May 2011: John Sutherland has been awarded the Royal Society of Chemistry Tilden Prize for 2011. The Tilden Prize is awarded annually to recognise achievements in

17 Jun 2011: Philip Heard from the LMB’s Mechanical Workshop has been awarded Cambridge Regional College’s annual award for Best Overall Learner. It is awarded to the

26 Apr 2011: One of the pioneers of structural molecular biology, Sir Aaron Klug, former Director of the LMB, has given his extensive archive to the Churchill Archives

14 Feb 2011: “A number of signalling pathways discovered in Drosophila flies and other model organisms have subsequently turned out to be important in cancer and

26 Aug 2011: “Cambridge Business Media pick their top 10 mergers and acquisitions of Cambridge cluster companies in terms of deal value. Included are LMB

9 Dec 2011: The finding, published today in the open access journal PLoS Pathogens, provides a potential new target for anti-AIDS drugs that could be more effective against drug-resistant strains of the

26 Sep 2011: What is endophilin and how does it work. Research on the mechanism of endophilin in rapid vesicle endocytosis. Research on proteins involved in clathrin-coated vesicle formation. Research on membrane bending. Research on protein-lipid interactions.

6 Jun 2011: This information is also automatically saved. 3. To take a new image, place your mouse over anything other than an existing thumbnail.

9 Dec 2011: “The Babraham Institute has received the funds from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council. The project will study how changes

26 Sep 2011: Steps in CCV assembly and links to structures and information around clathrin-coated vesicle formation and other forms of vesicle budding

26 Sep 2011: Appendage/ear domains recruit accessory proteins (see previous page) and are structurally and functionally conserved not merely amongst heterotetrameric AP complexes but also in subunits of the COPI coat complex and in GGAs (Golgi-localized,

26 Sep 2011: AP180/CALM Home Page. AP180 is a brain enriched component of clathrin-coated vesicle that is essential for synaptic vesicle recycling. CALM is a ubiquitous homologue. How it works:. Click pictures for links. We have shown that AP180 recruits

26 Sep 2011: AP180 is a brain enriched protein essential for the recycling of synaptic vesicles after exocytosis and CALM is a ubiquitous homologue. AP180 co-purifies with clathrin-coated vesicle (see purification) and we have shown that it functions to tether

26 Sep 2011: These pages contains resources that you are free to download and use as long as you acknowledge the source. There are pages for many endocytic and trafficking proteins.

26 Sep 2011: see also News and Views and highlights in Nature Cell Biology, Nature reviews in molecular cell biology, and a mini review in Cell (Cell October 18, 2002: 111

26 Sep 2011: Note the hydrophobic residues on the outer surface of this new helix (Helix 0). ... see also News and Views and highlights in Nature Cell Biology, Nature reviews in molecular cell biology, and a mini review in Cell (Cell October 18, 2002: 111 (2):143-146)

26 Sep 2011: Nature 364, 346-349. (see also News and Views). Link, E., McMahon, H., Fischer von Mollard, G., Yamasaki, S., Niemann, H., Südhof, T.C. ... Nature 365, 163-166. (see also News and Views). McMahon, H.T. and Nicholls, D.G.

4 Mar 2011: Trains run from New Street Station to University Station roughly every 10 minutes. ... £60-80 Britannia Hotel Birmingham New Street, B2 4RX Price range: £65-£70.