Joseph Brock
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About
Joe Brock studied a Bachelor of Medical Science at ANU before completing a PhD at the Research School of Chemistry (2007-2012), focusing on the structural and mechanism of a human detoxification enzyme. He then accepted a position at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden, to work on the structure and function of integral membrane proteins involved in lipid mediator biosynthesis (2013-2017). He then moved around the lake to Stockholm University for a position in the lab of Dr David Drew, working on the structure and mechanism of integral membrane transporter proteins (2018).
Joe returned to ANU as a Lecturer and Group Leader at RSB in 2019.
Affiliations
- Brock Group - Membrane Structural & Synthetic Biology, Group Leader
Research interests
Joe's current research interests include the role of integral membrane proteins in human health and disease, and engineering them novel purposes using synthetic biology/
Projects
- Engineering the secretory pathways of yeast, Supervisor
- SynBio enabled biosensors, Supervisor
- A yeast surface display nanobody factory, Principal investigator
- Structural basis of drug resistance in the Malaria parasite, Principal investigator
- Structural basis of Endometriosis, Principal investigator
- Structural basis of Resolvin mediated GPCR signalling, Principal investigator
Location
Rm 3.101, Level 3, Linnaeus Building (134)
Publications
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