Gooley laboratory: Receptor structural biology

Staff

Fei Yan, Research Assistant
Ashish Sethi, Postdoc
Chris Armstrong, Postdoc
Fengjie Wu, PhD student, co-supervised with Dan Scott (Florey)
Tasneem Vaid, PhD student, co-supervised with Dan Scott (Florey)
Alamgir Hossain,  PhD student
Jingyu Zhan, PhD student
Samantha Lagaida, PhD student
Shoni Bruell, PhD student, co-supervised with Ros Bathgate (Florey)
Winnie Wu, PhD student, co-supervised with Ross Bathgate (Florey)
Mohammad Tanipour, PhD student, co-supervised with Dan Scott (Florey)
Joey Ibrahim , Honours student
Siqiong Zhen, Masters student

Collaborators

Professor Ross Bathgate (Florey
Dr Dan Scott (Florey)
Dr Mike Griffin
Professor Spencer Williams
Dr Akhter Hossain (Florey)
Dr David Thal (Monash)
Dr David Chalmers (Monash)
Associate Professor Martin Scanlon (Monash)
Dr Greg Moseley (Monash)
Dr Natalie Borg (Monash)
Dr Margaret Johnson (Alabama, Birmingham)
Dr Henry Butt (Bioscreen, Yarraville, Melbourne)

Funding

NHMRC project grant: “Understanding the mechanism of GPCR activation to enable rational drug discovery”

NHMRC  project grant: “Unravelling the binding and activation mechanism of a complex G protein-coupled receptor”

NHMRC project grant: “Defining the Molecular Mechanisms of Lyssavirus Replication and Immune Evasion: the P protein Axis”

Research Publications

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Research Projects

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Faculty Research Themes

Infection and Immunology, Neuroscience

School Research Themes

Biomedical Neuroscience, Cellular Imaging & Structural Biology, Molecular Mechanisms of Disease, Therapeutics & Translation


Key Contact

For further information about this research, please contact Head of Laboratory Professor Paul Gooley

Department / Centre

Biochemistry and Pharmacology

Unit / Centre

Gooley laboratory: Receptor structural biology

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