Department of Biochemistry University of Oxford Department of Biochemistry
University of Oxford
South Parks Road
Oxford OX1 3QU

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Dr James Allen
Unusual mitochondrial protein assembly and biochemistry in the African sleeping sickness parasite.
Prof Judy Armitage
Flagellar rotation and intracellular signalling pathways controlling bacterial chemotaxis
Dr Ben Berks
Bacterial protein transport and bacterial energy metabolism
Dr Phil Biggin
Computational Approaches to Receptor Dynamics and Ligand-Binding
Prof Neil Brockdorff
Developmental Epigenetics
Dr Garry Brown
Genetic defects of mitochondrial energy metabolism
Dr Terry Butters
Chemistry and biology of imino sugar inhibitors
Prof Iain Campbell
Structure and function of proteins in cell adhesion and signalling
Dr Martin Cohn
Maintenance of genomic stability and DNA repair in human
Dr Lynne Cox
Replicative senescence: towards an understanding of cellular ageing
Prof Ilan Davis
mRNA Localisation in Drosophila
Prof Raymond Dwek
Glycobiology Institute
Dr Paul Emsley
Development of Methods for Molecular Modelling and Density Fitting
Prof Jane Endicott
Structural and functional studies of cell cycle regulatory complexes and complexes that mediate ubiquitin signaling
Prof Stuart Ferguson
Structure function and biogenesis of bacterial respiratory proteins
Dr Andre Furger
Control of gene expression in eukaryotes
Prof Elspeth Garman
Radiation damage in X-ray crystallography and elemental analysis of proteins
Prof Penny Handford
cbEGF containing proteins in health and disease
Dr David Harris
Regulation of the mitochondrial ATP synthase in cardiac and smooth muscle in normal and pathological states
Prof Jonathan Hodgkin
Genetics of nematode immunity and development
Dr Mark Howarth
Bionanotechnology and its Application to Cancer
Prof Dame Louise Johnson
Structural studies on protein kinases
Dr Rob Klose
Epigenetic regulation of chromatin function
Dr Nick Lakin
Detection, Signalling and Repair of DNA Damage
Dr Mark Leake
Bottom-up systems biology using multidimensional optical proteomics
Dr Petros Ligoxygakis
Drosophila as a model to study innate immunity
Prof Louis Mahadevan
Kinase cascades targeted to transcription factors and nucleosomal proteins involved in gene induction
Prof Jane Mellor
Chromatin remodeling and gene regulation in simple eukaryotes
Prof Kim Nasmyth
Chromosome Segregation During Mitosis and Meiosis
Prof Martin Noble
Structural studies on regulatory proteins
Prof Bela Novak
Dynamics of molecular regulatory networks
Dr James Parker
Structural and molecular biology of RNA silencing
Dr Catherine Pears
The role of kinases in the choice of cell fate
Dr Christina Redfield
NMR studies of protein structure, function, folding and dynamics
Dr Gloria Rudenko
Molecular mechanisms mediating immune evasion in African trypanosomes
Dr Andreas Russ
Genetic modelling of human disease and drug action
Prof Mark Sansom
Ion channels and membrane proteins - simulations, modelling & bioinformatics
Dr Chris Scanlan
Carbohydrate-based vaccine design for HIV/AIDS
Dr Jason Schnell
Structure and regulation of ion channels and membrane-bound receptors
Prof David Sherratt
Bacterial Chromosome Dynamics
Dr Frank Sobott
Structural studies of proteins and protein complexes by mass spectrometry methods
Dr Mohammed Sohail
Technology platforms for nucleic acid analysis
Dr Lidia Vasilieva
Post-transcriptional regulation of gene expression in eukaryotes
Dr Catherine Venien-Bryan
Electron microscopy of signalling proteins
Dr George Wadhams
In vivo quantitative analysis of natural and synthetic bacterial signalling pathways
Prof Anthony Watts
Resolving structural details of membrane peptides and proteins at high resolution
Prof Paul Wentworth
Chemical biology and its application to disease
Prof Matthew Whitby
Genetic recombination and DNA repair in eukaryotes
Dr Alison Woollard
Molecular mechanisms controlling cell fate determination and cell proliferation during C. elegans development
Dr Mark Wormald
NMR studies of oligosaccharides and glycoprotein conformation and dynamics
Dr Nicole Zitzmann
Hepatitis - Development of Antiviral Strategie