Dr Alexander Borodavka
Title of Research Project From Single Molecules to Whole Viruses: A New View on Viral Assembly and Replication in Cells. Website
Title of Research Project From Single Molecules to Whole Viruses: A New View on Viral Assembly and Replication in Cells. Website
Title of Research Project Irreversible inactivation of ubiquitin and ubiquitin-like proteins
Title of Research Project Harnessing the divergent roles of elongation dependency for cancer therapy
Fellow 1991-1996 Area of Current Research Interests Interests are chromosome replication and the cell cycle. Other Information Lister Institute-Jenner Fellow. Appointed Senior Scientist at ICRF from 1.7.96. Elected a Member of the Institute, 1997. Director, CRC Chromosome Replication Research Group,…
Title of Research Project Using stem cell derived “mini guts” to investigate microbiome-host interaction in early life Other informationMicrobiology Society Fleming Prize, 2022NOSTER & Science Microbiome Prize, 2023 Elected to the Royal Society UK Young Academy, 2023Applied Microbiology International WH…
Title of Research Project In situ structural studies of the functional organisation and inhibition of the BAM complex in Gram-negative bacteria Other informationAwarded International Prize Scholarship, Vallee Foundation, USA, 2018Awarded John Kendrew Award, EMBL Heidelberg, Germany, 2019Selected for a Philip…
Title of Research Project From SNPs to biology in inflammatory diseases
Title of Research Project Cryo-EM studies of human DNA repair complexes: DNA-PK and interacting partners
Fellow 1999-2004 Area of Current Research Interests Structural enzymology with specific attention to protein-based electron transfer reactions, hydrogen ion tunnelling, relationship between protein structures and function and applications of redox enzymes. Other Information Benefactors’ Research Scholarship, St John’s College, Cambridge,…
Fellow 1997-2002 Area of Current Research Interests Transcriptional control of gene expression with a focus on transcription factors and co-activators/co-repressors, regulation by cellular signalling pathways including phosphorylation and sumoylation. Other Information Appointed Reader from 1.8.98. Transferred fellowship to the University…