Simon Newstead
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David Phillips Chair of Molecular Biophysics
University of Oxford, UK
Joined April 2016
RT @RosFrankInst: We are delighted to welcome Professor Helen Cooper to the Franklin. Helen plans to establish a core capability in native…
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RT @KavliOxford: #MeetTheLab Introducing the Higgins Lab at @BiochemOxford this week! Led by #KavliOxford Prof. Matt Higgins, the group…
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RT @RobKlose: Want to do a DPhil @BiochemOxford ? Here is a link ( to programmes that admit students. Great labs to…
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RT @Kathaschnatta: So proud of my friend and former colleague @flosangabriel for his incredible paper from his PhD. Check it out! https://…
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@wellcometrust @UniofOxford It’s really great to see our research highlighted; this is all built from a fantastic team, set of collaborators and colleagues! Thanks @wellcometrust for highlighting!
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Super collaboration with the Bennett group in the clinical neuroscience department, including @MiddletonSJ_ @NDCNOxford @BiochemOxford @KavliOxford
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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
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Congratulations to our new Dr Löbel! @BiochemOxford @KavliOxford thanks to Paul @Elliott_Lab_Ox and David Drew
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RT @lapassmore: New work from @palconh in my group shows that DNA repair proteins FANCD2-FANCI slide on double-stranded DNA. Surprisingly t…
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RT @LichtingerSimon: Out just now in @eLife: MD simulations combined with transport assays to study energy and substrate coupling in the me…
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RT @philbiggin: We are hiring! PDRA position in @BiochemOxford to work on antibiotic uptake in transporters in collaboration with @inwar…
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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
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