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| − | + | Within this project I am working on helping create the models and then performing the experiments on live bacteria to provide the data to invalidate the models. | |
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| + | Once determined I will also test the predicted connectivity using biochemical interaction techniques such as SPR and yeast two hybrid | ||
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Revision as of 13:48, 25 March 2008
Dr Mark Roberts
Research
My research interests lie in biochemical signalling networks, particularly two component networks within bacteria. I am interested in how they are connected, their localisation and mechanisms of signal termination.
Within this project I am working on helping create the models and then performing the experiments on live bacteria to provide the data to invalidate the models.
Once determined I will also test the predicted connectivity using biochemical interaction techniques such as SPR and yeast two hybrid
Teaching
I am the biochemistry tutor for Lincoln College and teach 1st year molecular cell biology, 2nd and 3rd yr microbial metabolism and sensing and on the 4th year systems biology option. I also teach on bacterial signalling in the I&I option of the FHS Medical Sciences course.
For further details of my teaching click here.
Contact details:
Microbiology Unit
Department of Biochemistry
South Parks Road
Oxford
OX1 3QU