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Organising Intracellular Compartments by Formation of Transport Carriers (2021-2024)

Abstract

This project aims to investigate the cellular components which generate carriers that transport material between compartments within the cell. The process of sorting proteins and sending them to the right place is a fundamental mechanism critical to understand how individual proteins function as the move around within cells. The generated knowledge about how cells organise themselves through the movement of proteins between endosomal intracellular compartments will provide significant benefits by enhancing our capacity to understand this conserved cellular pathway which ensures the integrity of all cellular processes including signalling, communication, homeostasis and development.

Experts

Associate Professor Rohan Teasdale

Associate Professor
School of Biomedical Sciences
Faculty of Medicine
Rohan Teasdale
Rohan Teasdale