Biochemistry Research

Introduction to the Discipline of Biochemistry

TheDiscipline is composed of nine laboratories (and three affiliatedlaboratories) engaged in a wide variety of research topics inbiochemistry and molecular biology.  These include structralbiology, protein chemistry, gene regulation and control, cellsignalling, developmental biology, and stem cell research. Discipline members also participate in the Centre for the Molecular Genetics of Development, and maintain linkages with a number of other laboratories locally, within Australia, and internationally.  

Genetic Control of Development

• Laboratory of Developmental Genetics Dr. Paul Thomas 
• Laboratory of Molecular Reproduction Professor Richard Ivell
• Laboratory of Stem Cell Biology Dr. Rebecca Keough
• Laboratory of Molecular Embryology Dr Bryan Haines

Molecular Mechanisms of Gene Regulation

• Laboratory of Molecular Switches Dr. Keith Shearwin
• Laboratory of mRNA Regulation Dr. Kirk Jensen
• Laboratory of Oxygen Sensing and Hypoxic Response Dr. Dan Peet
• Laboratory of Transcription Factor Biology Associate Professor Murray Whitelaw & Dr. Anne Chapman-Smith

Structural Biochemistry 

• Laboratory of Protein Signalling Professor John Wallace and Dr. Briony Forbes
• Laboratory of Structural Biology and Drug Development Dr. Grant Booker

Affiliated Laboratories

• Laboratory of Cell Signalling  Dr. Yeesim Khew-Goodall (Institute for Medical and Veterinary Science) 
• Laboratory of Molecular Signalling  Dr. Stuart Pitson (Institute for Medical and Veterinary Science)
• Laboratory of Developmental Regulation Dr. Stephen Wood (Child Health Research Institute)

Biochemistry Teaching Research

• Racheline (Lynn) Rogers, Associate Lecturer, Discipline of Biochemistry

 The William Elliott Biochemistry Research Fellowship

• William Elliott Biochemistry Research Fellowship