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| Professor George Banting | |
| Post(s): | Emeritus Dean, Life Sciences Faculty Office |
| Areas of expertise: | Each mammalian cell produces about 50,000 different proteins. For each cell (and therefore the whole organism) to function... |
| Keywords: | membrane traffic | protein targeting | cell biology | molecular biology | molecular genetics | live cell imaging | microscopy | biochemistry |
| Professor Richard Evershed | |
| Post(s): | Professor of Biogeochemistry, School of Chemistry |
| Areas of expertise: | The Organic Geochemistry Unit (OGU) is based in the School of Chemistry of the University of Bristol. The research we... |
| Keywords: | organic geochemistry | biochemistry | ancient environments | modern-day environments | natural processes | actions of mankind | biogeochemistry |
| Dr Kevin Gaston | |
| Post(s): | Honorary Reader in Biochemistry, School of Biochemistry |
| Areas of expertise: | Human papillomavirus (HPV) is the causative agent of cervical cancer, a disease responsible for 200,000 to 300,000 deaths... |
| Keywords: | cancer | gene regulation | papillomavirus | cervical cancer | HPV | protein-DNA interactions | genital warts | biochemistry |
| Professor Andrew Halestrap | |
| Post(s): | Senior Research Fellow in Biochemistry, School of Biochemistry Emeritus Professor, School of Biochemistry |
| Areas of expertise: | The regulation of metabolism, especially mitochondrial. The role of mitochondria in cell death, especially of the heart... |
| Keywords: | mitochondria | heart | ischaemia / reperfusion injury | metabolism | lactate | transport | cell death | biochemistry |
| Dr Jon Lane | |
| Post(s): | Reader in Cell Biology, School of Biochemistry |
| Areas of expertise: | I am interested in the regulation programmed cell death in health and disease. My key research areas are apoptosis and autophagy,... |
| Keywords: | apoptosis | autophagy | programmed cell death | caspases | secretory pathway | cytoskeleton | microtubules | biochemistry |
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