Research group Daniel Daley's research group
Research in the Daley laboratory explores how proteins are trafficked, folded and assembled in bacterial cell factories. The research provides molecular insight into fundamental processes, such as protein secretion and cell division. The knowledge gained in these studies is used to engineer more efficient bacterial cell factories.
We approach our questions using a variety of disciplines, including synthetic biology, biochemistry, biophysics, microbiology, cell biology and chemical biology.
For more information, please see our external web page.
Group members
Group managers
Daniel Daley
Professor of Biochemistry
Members
Andreas Paliouras
Student
Kevin Jamshidi
Student
Claudia Rodriguez Aparicio
Student
Meesam Mirza
Student
Alister James Cumming
Researcher
Maurice Mürköster
PhD student
Mateusz Balka
PhD student
