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Membrane Proteins and Bacterial Nutrient Acquisition
Current work focuses on biochemical and biophysical approaches to understand mycobacterial nutrient acquisition and membrane-protein function.
Membrane proteinsBiophysicsBiochemistry
Overview
An ongoing line of work applying biochemical and biophysical methods to membrane-protein function. Details are kept high-level while the research is in progress.
Scientific question
How do membrane proteins contribute to bacterial nutrient acquisition and overall membrane-protein function?
Why it matters
Membrane proteins are central to cellular function and represent important targets across anti-infective and therapeutic research.
Approach
Biochemical and biophysical characterisation of membrane proteins using established protein-science workflows.
Relevance to biotech/pharma
Membrane-protein biochemistry supports anti-infective discovery and a broad range of therapeutic programmes.
Selected outputs / publications
Outputs from this current work will be added as results become publicly shareable.