The Centre has a mission to discover the fundamental molecular mechanisms that determine cell function in health and disease.
The Centre is home to around 170 scientists and support staff working collaboratively towards a common goal.
- Phosphorylation controls spatial and temporal activities of motor-PRC1 complexes to complete mitosis
- Histone divergence in trypanosomes results in unique alterations to nucleosome structure
- The proteomic landscape of genome-wide genetic perturbations
- Higher-order modular regulation of the human proteome
- A screen for MeCP2-TBL1 interaction inhibitors using a luminescence-based assay
Public engagement is integrated into our research vision and reaches into diverse communities.
Sustainability is an integral part of the Centre, and we are committed to conducting our research sustainably.
