Overview
Our group undertakes research in chemical biology, chemical proteomics, protein and peptide chemistry, and medicinal chemistry and drug discovery.
The group is highly multidisciplinary, with researchers working on synthesis and structural biology, proteomics and cell biology, on in vitro and in vivo systems, often undertaking work in collaboration with labs at Imperial in Medicine, Engineering and Natural Sciences, and groups at institutes and companies across the UK and worldwide. Group membership is also highly diverse - more than 145 researchers have worked in our group over the years, encompassing 28 nationalities.
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Collaborators
Ed Tate, Imperial College London, Department of Chemistry, Novel adjuvants for antibody-based cancer therapeutics: design, biological characterization and influence on membrane-protein structure, 2014
Prof. Rita Tewari, University of Nottingham, Parasite Cell Biology, 2007
Professor Miguel Seabra, NHLI, Imperial College London, Protein Trafficking
Dr Neil Fairweather, Life Sciences, Imperial College London, S-layer proteins
Dr David Mann, Life Sciences, Imperial College London, Cancer biology
Dr Ernesto Cota Segura, Life Sciences, Imperial College London, Protein NMR
Dr. Ramesh Wigneshweraraj, Medicine, Imperial College London, Molecular Microbiology
Professor Rob Krams, Bioengineering, Imperial College London, Bioengineering
Dr. Rudiger Woscholski, Chemistry, Imperial College London, Signal Transduction
Dr. Tony Holder, National Institute for Medical Research, Molecular Parasitology
Professor Deborah Smith, University of York, Molecular Parasitology
Dr. Xiaodong Zhang, Medicine, Imperial College London, Structural Biology
Professor Robin Leatherbarrow, Chemistry, Imperial College London, Chemical Biology
Professor Martin Buck, Life Sciences, Imperial College London, Molecular Microbiology
Research Student Supervision
Joyce,W, Chemical Biology of Flowering Time Control
patel,S, Chemical proteomics and fatty acid elongation