Chemical Biology broadly defines all areas of chemistry that interface with the biological sciences. Particular strengths at Edinburgh include protein structure and function, synthetic biology, proteomics, medicinal chemistry, high throughput and combinatorial approaches to medicine and the development of new biophysical techniques.
Understanding Protein Structure and Function
Prof. P Barlow, Prof. B Baxter, Dr D Campopiano, Dr S Daff, Dr J Lovett, Dr J Michel, Dr C Mowat, Dr D Uhrin
Developing Biotechnology - methods for drug discovery, omics.
Dr P Barran, Prof. M Bradley, Dr C Campbell, Dr D Dryden, Dr A Jones
Medicinal Chemistry
Dr S Cockroft, Dr D Campopiano, Dr A Hulme, Dr H Lam, Dr U Schneider
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