Chemical Biology & High Throughput

Chemical tools and techniques are important for imaging and investigating biological mechanisms, while high-throughput technologies allow large libraries of compounds to be screened to identify those of interest for biological problems or drug discovery.

Research groups

Dinis Calado

Immunity & Cancer Laboratory

Marco Di Antonio

Chemical Biology Satellite Laboratory

Julian Downward

Oncogene Biology Laboratory

Greg Findlay

Genome Function Laboratory

Jeannine Hess

Biological Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory

Eachan Johnson

Systems Chemical Biology of Infection and Resistance Laboratory

Charlie McTernan

Artificial Molecular Machinery Laboratory

Francesca Ester Morreale

Targeted Protein Degradation and Antibiotic Research Laboratory

Paul Nurse

Cell Cycle Laboratory

Peter Parker

Protein Phosphorylation Laboratory

Markus Ralser

Molecular Biology of Metabolism Laboratory

Katrin Rittinger

Molecular Structure of Cell Signalling Laboratory

Ben Schumann

Chemical Glycobiology Laboratory

Charles Swanton

Cancer Evolution and Genome Instability Laboratory

Nic Tapon

Apoptosis and Proliferation Control Laboratory

Ed Tate

Chemical Biology & Therapeutic Discovery Satellite Lab

Sharon Tooze

Molecular Cell Biology of Autophagy Laboratory

Sila Ultanir

Kinases and Brain Development Laboratory

Louise Walport

Protein-Protein Interaction Laboratory

Research case studies

Vacancies

Cut + Paste exhibition

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