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26 May 2017: Search this website. A new view of the spliceosome. A new view of the spliceosome.

13 Dec 2017: New body clock display at the Science Museum. Published on. 13 December, 2017. ... Photo: Science Museum Group Collection. John O’Neill, group leader in the LMB’s Cell Biology Division, has helped develop a new display about body clocks for the

7 Jul 2017: Search this website. A new tool to study neural networks. A new tool to study neural networks. ... Progress in science often depends on new techniques and with this novel approach it is now finally possible to genetically manipulate neural networks and

15 Dec 2017: Search this website. New machinery for membrane protein insertion. New machinery for membrane protein insertion. ... a new membrane insertion machine called the ER Membrane protein Complex (EMC).

2 May 2017: Search this website. LMB welcomes Radu Aricescu as new Group Leader. ... LMB welcomes Radu Aricescu as new Group Leader. Published on. 2 May, 2017.

17 Jan 2017: Search this website. LMB welcomes new group leaders: John Briggs and Julian Gough. ... John added, “our research has benefited greatly from collaborations in the past and there is enormous potential for developing new collaborations within the LMB.

6 Dec 2017: Search this website. Trim-Away: a new technique for depleting proteins and studying their function. ... By harnessing the cells’ protein degradation machinery and TRIM21, the scientists have provided a new technique for studying protein function.

12 Jan 2017: Search this website. New insights into the structure and dynamics of the catalytic spliceosome. ... New insights into the structure and dynamics of the catalytic spliceosome.

17 Nov 2017: Trim-Away: powerful new tool for studying protein function. Published on. 17 November, 2017. ... The scientists demonstrated the success of this new technique in removing a variety of proteins from a range of cell types.

5 Apr 2017: Latest HIV research inspires compelling new art collaboration. Published on. 5 April, 2017. ... evade innate immunity, has been used as the inspiration for a new artistic project.

8 Feb 2017: Search this website. New insights into how peptides became a part of the ancient RNA world. ... New insights into how peptides became a part of the ancient RNA world.

31 Oct 2017: Search this website. New insights into ubiquitin phosphorylation and the development of early-onset Parkinson’s disease. ... New insights into ubiquitin phosphorylation and the development of early-onset Parkinson’s disease.

28 Jul 2017: LMB staff shared their artistic flair during the annual LMB Art Show, with exhibits including hand-made jewellery, paintings, photographs, cross stitch

21 Dec 2017: In addition, a new website is being developed to share the activity resources so they can be used in public engagement by scientists around the world. ... a new ‘challenge project’ for 20 year 11 pupils in early 2018 based around DNA, taste and

28 Jul 2017: Not the best shot, sorry about that (new camera required.).

4 Aug 2017: New research from Manu Hegde’s group in the LMB’s Cell Biology Division has led to the discovery of a factor that is responsible for finding orphan proteins and tagging

20 Oct 2017: 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

6 Jan 2017: Linear ubiquitin chains whose very existence once was debated, now are known to play a critical role in an inflammatory disease, thanks to the discovery

16 Oct 2017: Super cool microscopy wins the 2017 Nobel prize in chemistry: includes interview with LMB's Richard Henderson. More...

9 Nov 2017: Published on. 9 November, 2017. A new study led by John O’Neill and Ned Hoyle shows how bodyclocks in skin cells influence wound healing.

30 Aug 2017: An international team of scientists, including Lalita Ramakrishnan's group in the University of Cambridge Molecular Immunity Unit, based at the LMB, have

20 Apr 2017: The LMB won the National Cycling Challenge for the 200-499 employees category in 2016, with the team cycling 9,969 miles in the month of September! The

7 Aug 2017: Ramanujan Hegde talks about protein localization inside cells and quality control of this process. More...

17 Nov 2017: Madeline Lancaster, cell biologist at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, has developed a technique allowing her to create mini brains

20 Jan 2017: SGTA proved to be the fastest at capturing new substrates and keeps them uncommitted from any fate. ... This work provides a molecular explanation and introduces new concepts for how protein triage decisions are made.

30 Nov 2017: year-long collaboration with DNA pioneer Francis Crick and the foundation stones he laid for the new science of molecular biology and genetics.

27 Oct 2017: Now, work by Lori Passmore’s group in the LMB’s Structural Studies Division, in collaboration with Carol Robinson’s lab at the University of Oxford, has revealed new insights into ... They also reveal new insight (building on previous crystal

16 Jun 2017: Founded in 1964 to promote molecular biology in Europe, EMBO elects new members annually on the basis of scientific excellence and outstanding research contributions.

18 Jan 2017: The organisation has produced a new film describing some of the progress now being made against this devastating disease, including commentary from Michel Goedert, group leader in the LMB’s Neurobiology

19 Jun 2017: 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.

3 Jul 2017: Interviews with Katja Roper, Andrew Carter and William Schafer at the LMB Open Day. More...

18 Dec 2017: A decade after a key structural analysis, scientists have a better understanding of the pharmaceutically important family of receptor proteins - G

23 Mar 2017: In their paper published earlier this month, which featured on the front cover of Neuron, the Hasting’s group reported their discovery of an entirely

3 Feb 2017: Unlike these mammalian mitoribosomes the yeast mitoribosome has many new sections of rRNA and many of the proteins differ too. ... The task is now to identify why these differences arose and what role the new proteins are playing in the yeast mitoribosome

6 Nov 2017: Scientists have caught a rare view of an unusual kinase poised to phosphorylate its substrate. Led by David Komander, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology

19 Dec 2017: In addition, Papworth Hospital will be relocating to a brand new building on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus in the coming year and will become neighbours of the LMB. ... highest standards of care, whilst also ensuring the development of new ways of

7 Dec 2017: By this time, Aaron had accepted an invitation for the group to join MRC funded scientists Max Perutz and John Kendrew at a new lab being planned in Cambridge.

11 Dec 2017: During the month of November, a team of twelve scientists and staff at the LMB came together to raise awareness and money for the men’s health charity,

8 May 2017: Mo Moffateh's image of beautifully repeated segments of Drosophila melanogaster embryonic nervous system, picked as joint third in British Society for

17 Nov 2017: Thus the mechanism revealed by this new research – whereby the end of the intron is recognised by the intron itself – was totally unexpected. ... Previous Insight on Research: New insights into the structure and dynamics of the catalytic spliceosome.

4 Dec 2017: The musical talents of LMB staff and students were on show during the first LMB Musical Soirée, a fun and informal cabaret-style evening of musical

19 Jun 2017: The German National Academy of Sciences, Leopoldina, has welcomed EMBO Director Maria Leptin as one of its members. Election to the Leopoldina membership

4 Jan 2017: Madeline Lancaster, group leader in the LMB’s Cell Biology Division, is interviewed by the Journal of Cell Science and describes her impetus to pursue a

30 Oct 2017: The LMB’s HR team, supported by colleagues at the LMB, once again took part in the World’s Biggest Coffee Morning in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. For

17 Jul 2017: Tau filaments isolated from an Alzheimer’s brain are the latest, high-profile exploit of cryo-electron microscopy. Crafting a technique that has become

11 May 2017: Thus, while the G proteins have been conserved throughout evolution, new organism-specific GPCRs have dynamically evolved to couple to an existing G protein and trigger specific signalling pathways.

9 Jan 2017: This prompted his group to investigate how mis-localised proteins are recognised and degraded, leading to their discovery of new protein quality control pathways.

24 Oct 2017: Using the nematode as one test system, scientists at CCNR have spent the past several years understanding how a network controls itself—for instance,

17 Mar 2017: She presented a poster explaining her research on new ways that cells detect invasion by bacteria, which was judged against dozens of other scientists’ research in the only national competition of

1 Nov 2017: LMB cyclists have ridden to the top of the leader board in this year’s Cycle September Challenge, a fun, free National competition, organised by Love to