Core Projects

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Chromatin Replication with Single-molecule TIRF Microscopy

Eukaryotic replication one histone at a time.
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Bacteriocins and Bacterial Transport

Investigating nature's bacterial killers.

Collaborations

We work closely with the Jansen lab on the fundamentals of mitotic chromosome segregation, sharing a Wellcome Trust Discovery Award project titled "Discovering the epigenetic principles of human centromere seeding and inheritance".

We are also in close collaboration with the Kleanthous group, working on the mechanical underpinnings of bacterial transport and bacteriocins at a single-molecule level.

If you would like to collaborate with us, please get in touch.

Funders

The Gruszka lab is financially supported by a collection of organisations that work at the forefront of Biochemistry and Biophysics. Learn more about how they help us investigate the underpinnings of chromatin replication and bacterial transport.

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