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Prof. Mick Tuite
Professor of Molecular Biology
Biography
Prof. Mick Tuite joined the School of Biosciences in 1983 after conducting postdoctoral research at the University of California (1978-81) and the University of Oxford (1981-83). He began his research studies on yeast whilst a PhD student under the supervision of Dr Brian Cox and the 'Botany School' in Oxford. His research interests have largely focused on the mechanism and control of translation in yeast but more recently his intrests have moved to yeast prion proteins and molecular chaperones. The research in his group has been extensively funded by grants from the BBSRC, Wellcome Trust and the European Commission. He is currently the Director of Research in the school of Biosciences, and is a member of the protein science group and the Kent Fungal Group.
Contact
| Room: Ingr 324 Extension: 3699 |
email: M.F.Tuite@kent.ac.uk |
