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Department of Biochemistry

 
Read more at: Tom Blundell
Tom Blundell

Tom Blundell

Understanding in space and time multicomponent systems involved in cell regulation and targeting them in cancer and mycobacterial infections.


Read more at: Kevin Brindle
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Kevin Brindle

Molecular imaging of cancer.


Read more at: Gerard Evan
Gerard Evan

Gerard Evan

Determining the molecular basis of cancer.


Read more at: Richard Farndale
Richard Farndale

Richard Farndale

Collagen receptors and collagen-binding proteins.


Read more at: Robin Hesketh
Robin Hesketh

Robin Hesketh

Growth of solid tumours.


Read more at: Ernest Laue
Ernest Laue

Ernest Laue

Chromatin remodelling and genome structure.


Read more at: Peter Leadlay
Peter Leadlay

Peter Leadlay

Molecular assembly lines and combinatorial biosynthesis.


Read more at: Jim Metcalfe
Jim Metcalfe

Jim Metcalfe

Transforming growth factor-beta signalling pathways.


Read more at: Steve Oliver
Steve Oliver

Steve Oliver

Functional genomics and systems biology.


Read more at: George Salmond
George Salmond

George Salmond

Molecular microbiology: bacterial quorum sensing, virulence, protein secretion, antibiotics, gas vesicles and flotation, toxin-antitoxin systems and bacteriophage abortive infection.


Read more at: Jean Thomas
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Jean Thomas

Chromatin and gene regulatory proteins.


Electron microscopy of mitochondria in cardiac muscle tissue.

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