Structural biology lab at NCI-Frederick. Formerly University of Oxford. Studying protein structures at the host-pathogen interface. All views are our own.

Frederick, MD
Joined February 2013
Using cryo-electron microscopy two different groups have revealed new insights into how flagellum power bacteria to get where they're going. @robinson_julia reports: chemistryworld.com/news/ultr…
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New meningitis vaccine developed by the @TangLabOxford! The new chimeric protein-based #vaccine to tackle #MenB is the result of a strategic collaboration between @UniofOxford & @SerumInstIndia Find out more: path.ox.ac.uk/news-article/n…
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Lea Lab retweeted
Published today @SJohnsonDPhil and @justindeme85 story finally revealing the molecular basis for transmission of uni-directional ion flow into bi-directional rotation of the bacterial flagellum doi.org/10.1038/s41564-024-0… – at Frederick, MD
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Check out our new paper @ nature.com/articles/s41467-0… from my time working in the fantastic Chung lab @TranslatingRNA. Also check out our "Behind the Paper" post go.nature.com/3GCnE09. @ Filip Lastovka, @TranslatingRNA, @CamPathology, @OJ_Bryant. More to come from us soon!
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A new ligand focused, top-down native MS method to identify endogenous protein ligands, to assign unknown ligand density in EM maps and perhaps one day to de-orphanise receptors? great collaboration between @nativemsoxford1 @thermofisher @omasstx
“Nativeomics” helps identify ligands bound to membrane proteins exhaustively within the same mass spectrometry experiment. nature.com/articles/s41592-0…
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Latest paper from group in BioRxiv. The structure of an injectisome export gate demonstrates conservation of architecture in the core export gate between flagellar and virulence type three secretion systems biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… – at Oxford, England
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Dunn School BIF Awards 2016, Winner EM: Cryo-EM of a membrane protein, Justin Deme. Thanks to @zeiss_micro for sponsoring the prize!
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