EMBO Member
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, Parkville | Australia
EMBO 2014
We are interested in protein ubiquitination, and want to understand how proteins can distinguish between the different forms of ubiquitin chains in the cell, with the final goal to reveal cellular functions for unstudied atypical ubiquitin signals. We use a combination of biochemistry, biophysics, and structural biology, as well as cell biology and genetics to gain new insights into the ubiquitin system.
Keywords: Atypical ubiquitin chains / structural biology / deubiquitinase mechanism / cell signalling / protein phosphorylation
Subject area(s): Proteins & Biochemistry | Signal Transduction | Structural Biology & Biophysics