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Search this website. LMB In The News. ... This article is no longer available from the source website: Cambridge News 19 June 2013.

Published on. 26 May, 2015. A new technique, devised by Jason Chin’s group, could make it easier to target and inhibit specific enzymes and other proteins in cells and to ... Bioorthogonal ligand tethering, or BOLT, has been used to create an inhibitor

The investiture took place at the palace yesterday…” This article is no longer available from the source website: Cambridge News 10 February 2012. ... New technology for the rapid, site-specific labeling of proteins.

A new synthetic molecule may solve a paradox about life’s origin. ... Published on. 16 May, 2018. Scientists in Philipp Holliger’s group have created a new type of genetic replication system to demonstrate how the first life on Earth – in the form

But a discovery could give doctors a new weapon […]. Laboratory of Molecular Biology: Master of science. ... Brenner and Crick shared an office in Cambridge from 1956 to […]. Scientists find way to refine botox for new uses.

Published on. 14 February, 2014. Further details of how the LMB’s new building is kept running to meet the needs of the LMB’s scientific community. ... This article is no longer available from the source website: Cambridge News 16 December 2013.

century, on a new set of stamps, ‘Inventive Britain’ from the Royal Mail. ... This article is no longer available from the source website: Cambridge News 17 February 2015.

Published on. 29 November, 2021. “It’s going to change the whole dynamic and hopefully eliminate this bottleneck as well as providing this new grid design for the world.” Chris Russo ... and PhD student, Katerina Naydenova, are interviewed by the

Search this website. LMB In The News. ... Published on. 19 June, 2017. Using the pioneering technique of cryo-EM, scientists at AstraZeneca and LMB have made a ground-breaking biological discovery that could help develop new cancer treatments.

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Study identifies new processes that lead to development of novel cell implicated in allergies. ... Published on. 29 February, 2012. “A collaboration between scientists in Trinity College Dublin and the United Kingdom has identified new processes that

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This article is no longer available from the source website: Cambridge News 25 April 2014. ... This article is no longer available from the source website: Cambridge News 25 February […]. University takes over old LMB buildings.

The bio-therapeutics company has used its bicyclic peptide technology to discover a new class of drug candidates which are similar to antibodies but 100-fold […]. Published on. 9 October, 2014. ... Published on. 17 September, 2014. A new documentary,

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Published on. 22 June, 2015. LMB’s Melina Schuh, in collaboration with Bourn Hall Clinic, may have found the cause of some types of infertility, including recurrent miscarriage, after new research ... This article is no longer available from the source

Search this website. LMB Alumni News. ... elegans. Using new cutting-edge technologies, researchers across the world are now aiming to trace cell lineages in a variety of other organisms.

infections, which can be fatal for cystic fibrosis patients, can be transferred from patient to patient, and how this new insight has impacted the design of the cystic fibrosis […]. ... Published on. 13 October, 2016. A new therapeutic target for

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Published on. 8 January, 2018. AstraZeneca has moved it Nuclear Magnetic Resonance laboratory to the LMB while its new global R&D centre is built nearby. ... An estimated 3 percent of the population have receptors of this type that are so genetically

cytoplasmic mRNA transport. New post-doc Wong joins the group! 8th September 2018.

Published on. 9 July, 2010. “A road leading to a new £200 million Cambridge laboratory is to be named after legendary scientist Francis Crick. ... This article is no longer available […]. Giant new lens shows minutest of cells.

Reprogrammed cells encode for new synthetic polymers and are also resistant to viral infections. ... Cell Biology Division) and her experience of juggling being a new group leader and a new mother during lockdown.

Search this website. LMB In The News. ... Rob Kay and Peggy Paschke have a new video on JoVE that presents their methods for transfection of Dictyostelium cells.

Biomarker identified by David Komander’s group and collaborators offers new hope for foot-and-mouth detector. ... Published on. 15 March, 2018. A new discovery by David Komander’s group and collaborators could allow scientists to detect animals

Search this website. LMB In The News. ... LMB, on a journey to cast surprising new light on the universal cellular ubiquitin modification system (page 9) More….

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Published on. 14 December, 2017. An innovative new study from the University of Surrey and John O’Neill’s group from the LMB’s Cell Biology Division has uncovered the secrets ... By harnessing the cells’ protein degradation machinery and TRIM21,

This article is no longer available from the source website: Cambridge News 10 June 2016. ... Artificial DNA could build new generation of cancer drugs.

This initiative, developed by Michel Goedert and Alastair Compston, aims to identify core mechanisms of protein aggregation and spreading in neurodegeneration, and to apply that knowledge to study putative new therapies. ... He will succeed Paul Nurse in

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He has pioneered many new fields in protein sciences and is a group leader in the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge… This article is no longer available from the source ... Published on. 3 October, 2012. Hundreds of academics and students

Published on. 19 May, 2010. “Four new projects, announced today, will develop biological methods that offer a new approach to antibiotic production, power generation for extremely small mechanical components, new classes ... New endowed chair honors

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Search this website. LMB In The News. ... Published on. 20 October, 2017. A new approach to targeting key cancer-linked proteins, thought to be ‘undruggable’, has been discovered through an alliance between industry and academia created by Cancer

Search this website. LMB In The News. ... Ten Breakthroughs of 2016, for creating a new microscope lens that offers the unique combination of a large field of view with high resolution.

pharmaceutical company Roche provide new details of how the activation of G-protein-coupled receptors takes place and demonstrate that only a few amino acids have a major influence on GPCR ... New LMB group leader Madelaine Lancaster’s research is

Researchers in Vienna, including LMB PhD student Max Kellner, develop a new “quick and easy” COVID-19 test. ... New Members in 2020 include musicians, historians, social scientists, and researchers […]. Coronavirus: how the virus works.

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Search this website. LMB In The News. ... Published on. 12 November, 2015. New research suggests that cancer and ageing could be predetermined by the speed of molecular clocks.

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Published on. 22 August, 2014. The open access journal eLife has launched a new type of article that will allow authors to report significant additions to their original research. ... Research by the LMB’s Bill Schafer and his team is highlighted in

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Here, David discusses building maintenance, the team’s 24/7 ‘on call’ support service, and installing a new Scientific Computing Server Room. ... A new generation of detector is set to advance low energy cryo-EM.

The revolution will not be crystallized: a new method sweeps through structural biology. ... Published on. 10 September, 2015. “Move over X-ray crystallography. Electron cryo-microscopy is kicking up a storm by revealing the hidden machinery of the

Published on. 2 March, 2010. “Researchers are taking advantage of new tools and techniques in imaging, sequencing, and proteomics to zoom in on what single cells are doing … Paul Dear at ... Jason Chin of the Medical Research Council Laboratory of