I am a cross-disciplinary scientist using cell, molecular, biophysical and bioengineering techniques to better understand how parasites of red blood cells cause severe and fatal diseases
I am a cell biologist determining how the organization of the plasma membrane influences signal transduction processes; my long-term goal is to understand the spatial–temporal organization of cell signalling.
I am a developmental cell biologist and molecular geneticist focusing on mechanisms controlling cell proliferation and modelling the development of cancer in the vinegar fly, Drosophila.
I am a protein chemist-vascular biologist analysing structure, function and clinical role of platelet adhesion receptors regulating patho-physiological thrombus formation associated with thrombotic diseases such as heart attack and stroke.
Prof Parton is a cell biologist studying how the plasma membrane functions in health and in disease. These studies have provided new insights into potential vehicles that can be used to introduce therapeutic agents into cells.