Structural biology of molecular machines in the Taylor Group

The Taylor Group is interested in explaining the structure and function of the complex molecular machines involved in the transport of molecules across cell membranes. This is important to better understand their biological role, and ultimately, to undertake their adaptation for biomedical purposes.

The Taylor Group works to uncover the function of the systems that transport (macro)molecules across cell membranes. We are specifically interested in bacterial viruses, also known as bacteriophages, which inject DNA and protein into host cells, as well as bacteriophage-related systems which can inject toxins into eukaryotic cells.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nicholas Taylor

Group Leader

Nicholas Taylor
Associate Professor
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Staff list

Name Title Phone E-mail
Aritz Roa Eguiara PhD Fellow +4535331826 E-mail
Frederick James Oliver Martin Postdoc E-mail
Haidai Hu Assistant Professor +4535321503 E-mail
Leyre Marin Arraiza Research Assistant +4535328138 E-mail
Monica Santiveri Saez PhD Fellow +4535334858 E-mail
Nicholas M I Taylor Associate Professor - Promotion Programme +4535335337 E-mail
Nicole Rutbeek PhD Fellow +4535329248 E-mail
Rooshanie Nadia Ejaz PhD Student +4535331098 E-mail
Victor Klein De Sousa PhD Fellow +4535324537 E-mail