Grinter Laboratory: Molecular Physiology of Microbial Pathogens
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Head of Laboratory
Dr Rhys Grinter
Research Overview
The Grinter Laboratory utilises a multidisciplinary combination of structural biology, molecular cell biology, chemical biology, and multi-omics to understand the physiology of microbes on a molecular level. We apply this understanding to develop strategies to understand and combat bacterial disease, and to develop new tools for industrial biotechnology.
Staff
- Rhys Grinter, Lab Head
- Kazem Asadollahi, Post Doctoral Researcher
- Christina Wang, Lab Manager
- Ashleigh Kropp, PhD Student
- Daniel Fox, PhD Student
- Fabian Munder, PhD Student
- Imogen Samuels, PhD Student
Collaborators
- Gavin Knott, Lab Head, Monash University
- Chris Greening, Lab Head, Monash University
- John Atack, Senior Research Fellow, Griffith University
- James Connolly, Lab Head, Newcastle University (UK)
- Gustav Berggren, Lab Head, Uppsala University (Sweden)
- Kylie Vincent, Lab Head, Oxford (UK)
- Hannah Shafaat, Lab Head, University of California Los Angeles (USA)
Research Outcomes
European Patent: PCT/EP2018/057826, Title: Bacterial Pathogen Derived Resistance in Plants, Role: Co-inventor (1/4), Status: Published
Research Publications
View Dr Grinter's latest Orcid publications listing here