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We have 7 Biophysics PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships in Norwich
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The Line of Duty: how to maintain a giant linear plasmid in antibiotic-producing Streptomyces (LE_J22DTP)
The majority of bacterial plasmids are circular, linear plasmids are rare. However, giant linear plasmids are widely distributed in the antibiotic producing genus Streptomyces. Read more
Investigating how Plants use RNA to Cope with Stress (DING_J22DTP1)
The diversity of RNA structure is wide and varied, from hairpins and bulges through to triplex and quadruplexes. These structures are able to control numerous biological functions from sensing of messenger compounds to dictating whether genes are switched on or off. Read more
Master manipulators: How pathogens use effectors to cause disease (BANFIELD_J22DTP2)
Plant diseases are a continuous threat to food production. They are a major constraint on achieving global food security against the background of climate change. Read more
Molecular structuring of foods to feed the gut microbiome (WARRENF_Q22CASE)
Developing the latest generation of foods requires detailed structural and chemical insights into the molecular scale structuring within a food, as well as the application of novel processing methods. Read more
Intrinsically disordered proteins in chlamydia infection (BLUMENSCHEINT_U22SCIO
Chlamydia trachomatis is an exclusively intracellular pathogen that can cause blindness or sexually transmitted diseases in humans, depending on the site of infection. Read more
Making Light Work With Bacterial Nanowires (BUTT_U22DTPR)
Inspired by natural photosynthesis and addressing limitations of purely synthetic approaches, this PhD project aims to provide proof of principle for light-driven chemical synthesis through the design and assembly of novel inorganic:biological hybrid materials. Read more
Feasting on Iron (BUTT_U22DTP1)
Many species of bacteria use iron as an electron donor for lithotrophic growth and make significant contributions to biogeochemical mineral cycling. Read more
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