Molecular Cell Biology
Research interests are centred on the mechanisms regulating basic biological processes such as cell proliferation, differentiation and senescence, as well as cellular responses to viral infection and DNA damage, especially cell cycle arrest and apoptosis. Particular strengths are in senescence and melanocyte biology, DNA enzymology, and viral evasion of innate immunity.
Molecular Cell Biology leads
Professor Steve Goodbourn
Professor Mark Fisher
Researchers
Professor Dot Bennett - Senescence, melanocytes and melanoma
Dr Elena Sviderskaya - Stem cell determination, senescence
Professor Steve Goodbourn - Viral evasion of innate immunity
Professor Mark Fisher - DNA topoisomerases and DNA supercoiling
Dr Sue Cotterill - DNA replication and chromatin structure
Dr Abdel Moumen - p53 and the DNA damage response
Dr Francesc Miralles -Transcription factors and gene regulation
Dr Katalin Torok - Calcium-mediated cell signalling
Dr Axel Nohturfft - Lysosome biology and senescence
Dr Tanya Shaw - Tissue repair in skin and ovary
Dr Soo-Hyun Kim - Extracellular matrix in development and cancer
Dr Androulla Elia - Protein synthesis and apoptosis
Dr Fran Gibson - Stem cell apoptosis
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