The research of my laboratory focuses on structural characterization of integral membrane proteins. Membrane proteins are fundamentally important in for nearly all aspects of biological activity. These molecules control material and information communications across the cell membranes. However, their working mechanisms are less understood largely due to the notorious difficulties to study them structurally. We are currently focusing on two important membrane protein systems involved in Ca2+ homeostasis and phospholipid metabolism. We aim to understand structure, function and regulation of these membrane proteins by using a combination of biochemical and biophysical approaches, primarily X-ray crystallography.
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