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This project investigates the folding of membrane proteins during their synthesis, focusing on the lactose permease protein. It aims to develop synthetic systems that allow for controlled studies of protein folding, which could enhance the design of artificial cells in synthetic biology.
Self-assembly is a hallmark of Biology.
We are far from a complete understanding of this natural assembly, which in turn limits our ability to mimic biological construction in the bioengineering of tuneable synthetic systems.This proposal addresses the major challenge of membrane protein folding.
Here, I intend to make a step change to my pioneering biophysical studies and investigate co-translational membrane protein folding. A central feature will be the creation of synthetic systems to probe…
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United Kingdom, Bristol
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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