Dept. of Clinical Biochemistry

Dr Symeon Siniossoglou

Linking phospholipid metabolism to membrane and organelle function

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Professor Matthew Seaman

The molecular mechanisms of endosome-to-Golgi retrieval

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Professor David Ron MD, FMedSci, FRS

Protein folding homeostasis in the endoplasmic reticulum

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Professor Margaret Robinson FRS

Coated vesicle adaptors

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Professor David Owen

Structural biology of transport vesicle and organelle biogenesis

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Professor Paul Luzio

Membrane traffic in the late endocytic pathway

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Dr David Gershlick

Characterising the secretory pathway machinery

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Cells are internally compartmentalised. This allow proteins and lipids that participate in the same biochemical pathways to have higher local concentrations, and proteins that could potentially damage other cellular components (eg. protein degrading enzymes called proteases) to be segregated from other cellular components.

Dr Symeon Siniossoglou

Linking phospholipid metabolism to membrane and organelle function

Professor Matthew Seaman

The molecular mechanisms of endosome-to-Golgi retrieval

Professor David Ron MD, FMedSci, FRS

Protein folding homeostasis in the endoplasmic reticulum

Professor Margaret Robinson FRS

Coated vesicle adaptors

Professor David Owen

Structural biology of transport vesicle and organelle biogenesis

Professor Paul Luzio

Membrane traffic in the late endocytic pathway

Dr David Gershlick

Characterising the secretory pathway machinery

Professor Julian Rayner FMedSci

The molecular mechanisms of malaria infection

Professor Folma Buss

Myosin motor proteins in health and disease

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