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21 Jul 2023: In the early nineties he, together with other groups, discovered new classes of myosins, confirming that myosin exists as a superfamily composed of 18 major classes of motor proteins [Structure (1996) ... One exciting avenue is a recent collaboration set

21 Jul 2023: This has also led to several new human therapeutic antibodies. Today, monoclonal antibodies account for a third of all new treatments.

21 Jul 2023: Tony Crowther’s first degree was in mathematics at Cambridge. After taking a postgraduate diploma in computing, he became a graduate student at the LMB.

21 Jul 2023: We work on developing new instruments and methods for imaging biological molecules, (DNA, RNA and proteins), at atomic resolution.

21 Jul 2023: John Kilmartin started his career as a Ph.D. student with Max Perutz in 1965 working on CO2 transport by haemoglobin and the Bohr effect. He prepared

21 Jul 2023: This work led to the realisation that the machine is driven by a mechanical rotary mechanism, a new principle in enzyme function. ... aging, obesity and neuromuscular and neurodegenerative diseases, with the aim of eventually producing new therapies.

21 Jul 2023: Nat. New Biol. 246, 229–233 (1973). Wilcox, M., Mitchison, G. J. & ... https://www.opendemocracy.net/ (2009). Mitchison, G. Imagining a universe for Ian McEwan. New Sci.

21 Jul 2023: One of the world's leading research institutes, our scientists are working to advance understanding of biological processes at the molecular level - providing the knowledge needed to solve key problems in human health. Search this website. Phil Evans

19 Jan 2024: Funding To carry out a three year PhD with the University of Cambridge, you will need sufficient funds to cover the University fee (your course costs) and

28 Sep 2023: Stanislau was nominated for was nominated for his research while a PhD student in David Barford’s group in the LMB’s Structural Studies Division.

19 Sep 2023: The group undertakes independent research to develop and implement new mass spectrometry-based methods and they collaborate with LMB groups and apply these bespoke approaches to answer important biological questions. ... Catarina commented: “In 2023, a

21 Jul 2023: From A new layer of complexity in GPCR signalling could explain differences in receptor function and drug response.. . ... The discovery of a factor that regulates tubulin might in the future lead to new therapeutics for these diseases.

25 Aug 2023: lead towards new therapeutic targets.

6 Sep 2023: Useful Links General: Life at the LMB Postgraduate School of Life Sciences University of Cambridge: Postgraduate Admissions – how to apply to Cambridge

21 Jul 2023: Further information. CCP-EM team will explain the basics behind the new Doppio software which provides a graphical interface to the pipeliner software that underlies the CCP-EM structural determination.

21 Jul 2023: Proteins, nucleic acids and other biological macromolecules take part in virtually all processes within living organisms. Knowledge of their 3-dimensional

20 Nov 2023: Jill spent her early life in New South Wales, Australia. She later obtained her undergraduate and master’s degrees from the Australian National University and then her Ph.D. ... We are applying new short read genome curation methods, long-read

21 Jul 2023: Alan Fersht was a Natural Sciences undergraduate and Chemistry postgraduate at Gonville and Caius from 1962-68. He was invited to join LMB as a group

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21 Jul 2023: Public Engagement The LMB’s scientists work with schools, colleges, and other organisations to inspire and enthuse people about science and show how their