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We are delighted to welcome Professor Helen Cooper to the Franklin. Helen plans to establish a core capability in native ambient mass spectrometry at the Franklin, pairing these methods with other transformative technologies.
Read more here: zurl.co/ASYj5
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#MeetTheLab
Introducing the Higgins Lab at @BiochemOxford this week!
Led by #KavliOxford Prof. Matt Higgins, the group studies how parasites invade, acquire nutrients, and evade immunity—guiding better vaccine design.
#ParasiteBiology #VaccineResearch
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Want to do a DPhil @BiochemOxford ? Here is a link (bioch.ox.ac.uk/graduate-abou…) to programmes that admit students. Great labs to choose from. Have a look at kloselab.co.uk if you want to know more what we do in my group! Please RT!
Latest preprint from the group has landed - Identification of SLC45A4 as a pain gene encoding a neuronal polyamine transporter. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… A great team effort involving researchers from around the world! @LeaLabTweets @wellcometrust
Super collaboration with the Bennett group in the clinical neuroscience department, including @MiddletonSJ_ @NDCNOxford @BiochemOxford @KavliOxford
Timed nicely with papers from @RESOLUTE_IMI and @XiaoyangSu who also found SLC45A4 is a polyamine transporter! biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… & biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Meeting alert - Biological Structures Group Winter meeting 2024 will be hosted by @Carter_Lab at the MRC LMB on December 6th! We have a fantastic line up of speakers and opportunities for poster presentations. @BiochemOxford @KavliOxford
Congratulations to our new Dr Löbel! @BiochemOxford @KavliOxford thanks to Paul @Elliott_Lab_Ox and David Drew
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New work from @palconh in my group shows that DNA repair proteins FANCD2-FANCI slide on double-stranded DNA. Surprisingly they specifically recognise single-stranded junctions #cryoEM
Our first foray into single molecule imaging thanks to @RuedaLab @MRC_LMB @MRC_LMS
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Out just now in @eLife: MD simulations combined with transport assays to study energy and substrate coupling in the mechanism of the mammalian peptide transporter PepT2. Work with Jo Parker, @inwardopen and @philbiggin . doi.org/10.7554/eLife.96507.…
Stay tuned for more exciting insights into this fascinating chimera of trafficking receptor and Solute Carrier!
Molecular basis for pH sensing in the KDEL trafficking receptor dlvr.it/T9WSZ8
Really excited to be here at the 2024 structural biology meeting at Tsinghua University, with Prof Yigong Shi kicking off the meeting.
Interested in Solute Carrier structural biology & Drug Design? Come join our fantastic team here in Oxford @philbiggin @BiochemOxford @KavliOxford
bioch.ox.ac.uk/jobs
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This is so concerning. Nothing against the humanities. But most of the great challenges facing humanity - climate change, energy, health care (physical and mental), pandemics, biodiversity loss - cannot not be solved without science and technology. Where are the scientists?
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Our latest paper on Extracellular modulation of TREK2 K2P channels by nanobodies is now finally online in @NatureComms
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Excited to share our recent study Structural basis of lipid head group entry to the Kennedy pathway by FLVCR1 published this week @Nature led by amazing @Yeeun_Jecy_Son in collaboration with @TimCKenny @ArtemAKhan @KivancBirsoy
@MSKCancerCenter
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Come join us in Oxford as an Associate Professor in Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry.
We are considering a wide range of research areas, but I would note that we have a vibrant chromatin and gene regulation community.
Happy to answer questions if you are interested.
Please RT!
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Congratulations to @EllieTzima who was presented with the 2024 GlaxoSmithKline Award at the 90th Harden today! We hope everyone enjoyed her exciting talk on guiding mechanical cues in blood vessels. #BiochemAwards #BiochemEvent
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in case you all like membrane proteins, there's a lot of cool stuff in the fresh-off the press @NatureSMB issue
nature.com/nsmb/volumes/31/i…
An exciting time in Solute Carrier research. Here are some of the areas where SLC structural biology is heading and where future opportunities for new discoveries and therapeutic interventions await. rdcu.be/dE759 nature.com/articles/s41594-0… @BiochemOxford @KavliOxford





















