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19 Mar 2015: Search this website. hiCLIP : New method finds structures of mRNA molecules. ... Jernej Ule and his group, while working in the LMB’s Structural Studies Division, developed a groundbreaking new method for studying the secondary structure of mRNAs and

30 Jul 2015: Search this website. New body clock regulatory pathway discovered. New body clock regulatory pathway discovered. ... This reveals a whole new level of clock cell organisation and a new genetic pathway for controlling the body clock.

26 May 2015: New Approach To Control Enzyme Function In Cells. 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 turn that regulation on and

24 Aug 2015: Search this website. Worming our way to a new understanding of behaviour. ... Worming our way to a new understanding of behaviour. Published on.

10 Aug 2015: Search this website. LMB welcomes new group leaders: Madeline Lancaster and Liz Miller. ... In an effort to better understand human brain development, Madeline developed a new model system, called cerebral organoids.

31 Mar 2015: Search this website. LMB welcomes two new group leaders: Rebecca Taylor and Wanda Kukulski. ... Published on. 31 March, 2015. The LMB is delighted to announce the recent arrival of two new group leaders: Rebecca Taylor and Wanda Kukulski.

12 Aug 2015: Search this website. New details of the transmission of stimuli in living organisms unveiled. ... pharmaceutical company Roche provide new details of how the activation of G-protein-coupled receptors takes place and demonstrate that only a few amino

18 May 2015: Search this website. A new genetic switch uncovered in the long genes expressed in our brain. ... A new genetic switch uncovered in the long genes expressed in our brain.

19 Jan 2015: A cover image designed by Stephen Wallace from Jason Chin's group at the LMB and Paul Margiotta from the LMB's visual aids department is included in the

26 Nov 2015: Here, Z is for Zebrafish as we talk to eminent immunologist Professor Lalita Ramakrishnan, group leader in the University Research Unit at the LMB, about her research into new ways of

22 Apr 2015: Search this website. New strategy for treating tuberculosis – inhibition of the DNA replication proofreader. ... It is therefore hugely important to develop new antibiotics and to understand DNA replication fidelity to deduce how drug resistance occurs.

9 Sep 2015: Madeline Lancaster's method of growing organoids to understand early brain development is featured in this "guide to crafting tissues in a dish that

3 Jul 2015: New LMB group leader Madelaine Lancaster’s research is highlighted in a report by the LongShort magazine’s Ben Martynoga on the latest MRC Insight blog.

10 Sep 2015: Search this website. The revolution will not be crystallized: a new method sweeps through structural biology. ... The revolution will not be crystallized: a new method sweeps through structural biology.

7 Jul 2015: G protein coupled receptor (GPCR) mediated signalling is one of the largest and the most diverse signalling pathways in cellular systems. Human GPCRs

6 Aug 2015: Published on. 6 August, 2015. New research from the LMB’s Cell Biology and Structural Studies Divisions has answered a long-standing problem in molecular biology: how does the ribosome decode ... It is hoped that these new insights will not only enrich

1 May 2015: His research has led to new insights into how toxins released from metabolism can damage the DNA of stem cells, particularly in those that produce blood. ... Each year, the Royal Society elects up to 52 new Fellows and up to ten new Foreign Members,

9 Jan 2015: She discovered that two things happen before Listerin acts: the ribosome is split into its two subunits, and a new factor (called NEMF) binds the large subunit that contains the partially ... Concepts from this new work may help understand other quality

9 Mar 2015: Following the speeches, the plaque on the house was unveiled. The Society of Biology installed the plaque as part of a new series of ten plaques around the UK celebrating the

15 Jul 2015: Review of research, including that of the LMB's John O'Neill, on the evolutionary story of circadian rhythms. More...