Research Groups Section - Department of Biochemistry, University of Oxford

Dr Bungo Akiyoshi: Evolutionary cell biology of chromosome segregation
Prof Judy Armitage: Flagellar rotation and intracellular signalling pathways controlling bacterial chemotaxis
Prof Francis Barr: Spatial and temporal control of mitosis and cytokinesis
Control of membrane trafficking by Rab GTPases
Prof 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
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
Dr Ulrike Gruneberg: Regulation of progression through mitosis
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
Dr Matt Higgins: Structural studies of the malaria parasite
Prof Jonathan Hodgkin: Genetics of nematode immunity and development
Dr Mark Howarth: Bionanotechnology and its Application to Cancer
Prof Colin Kleanthous: Protein-protein interactions in bacterial cell signalling and protein import
Dr Rob Klose: Epigenetic regulation of chromatin function
Dr Nick Lakin: Detection, Signalling and Repair of DNA Damage
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
Dr Sylvia McLain: Structural and dynamical investigations of peptides, lipids and membranes from the atomic scale to the nanoscale
Prof Jane Mellor: Chromatin remodeling and gene regulation in simple eukaryotes
Dr Shabaz Mohammed: Proteomics Technology Development & Application
Prof Kim Nasmyth: Chromosome Segregation During Mitosis and Meiosis
Dr Simon Newstead: Structural and Functional Studies of Membrane 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
Prof Christina Redfield: NMR studies of protein structure, function, folding and dynamics
Prof Mark Sansom: Ion channels and membrane proteins - simulations, modelling & bioinformatics
Dr Lothar Schermelleh: Advanced cellular imaging to study functional nuclear organization
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 Ioannis Vakonakis: Structural studies of large assemblies in malaria cytoadherence and centriole duplication
Dr Lidia Vasilieva: Post-transcriptional regulation of gene expression in eukaryotes
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 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
Prof Nicole Zitzmann: Hepatitis - Development of Antiviral Strategies