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SFI UREKA Site in Molecular Recognition
Translating Design into Application

Dr. Andrew Flaus , Dept. of Biochemistry

Dr. Flaus’ research focuses on the dynamics of chromatin and the nucleosome from a structure-function perspective. He is interested in the link between inherent dynamic properties of the nucleosome and active chromatin remodelling. Dr. Flaus is establishing his research group with 2 PhD students within the Centre for Chromosome Biology at NUI Galway. This cluster of 10 interactive groups work on topics linked to chromatin biochemistry, molecular and cellular biology. His laboratory facilities have full capabilities in DNA cloning, protein expression and purification. Detailed fluorescence measurements are made with the support of Dr Alan Ryder in the Nanoscale Biophotonics Laboratory nearby.

SFI UREKA Site in Molecular Recognition Translating Design into Application
National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland
Phone: +353 (0) 91 495914
This page was last updated Wednesday, February 04, 2009