Peripheral Membrane Proteins In Health And Disease [ 2018 - ]

Research Grant

Researchers: A/Pr Brett Collins (Principal investigator)

Brief description Peripheral membrane proteins are critical for processes such as cell transport, signaling, neurosecretion and development. As such, their dysfunction can lead to many debilitating diseases including cancer, inflammation and neurodegeneration. This project will establish fundamental new knowledge about how peripheral membrane proteins regulate cell function, how their perturbation or mutation results in human disease, and will inform efforts to target them for future therapeutic outcomes.

Funding Amount $640,210.00

Funding Scheme Research Fellowships

Notes Research Fellowship