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Enzyme Biocatalysis R&D at Prozomix

In-house R&D at Prozomix is focused towards next-generation Enzyme Biocatalysis technologies.


Dr Simon Charnock
Managing Director / Technical Director

Experience: molecular biology, enzymology, macromolecular structural biology, biochemistry, analytical biochemistry, protein chemistry, enzyme technology commercialisation, biocatalyst development

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Contact: simon.charnock@prozomix.com

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Dr Ruth LloydOperations Director

Experience: molecular biology, biochemistry, analytical biochemistry, enzyme biocatalysis, protein commercialisation, product pipeline management

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Contact: ruth.lloyd@prozomix.com

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Dr D. Humphrey – Research Manager

Experience: molecular biology, bioinformatics, enzymology, glycoside hydrolysis, microbiology, phylogenetics, biochemistry, protein chemistry

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Maria Bawn Postdoc

Present Focus Application: "Development and Optimisation of a Higher-throughput Approach Towards Enzyme Biocatalysis Panel Development - GRASP™ (Genomics-based Related Activity Screening Protocol)"

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Richard Duncan Research Scientist

Present Focus Application: “Biocatalyst Cloning, Production, Formulation, Stabilisation and Biochemical Characterisation towards population of the Prozomix Biocatalysis Enzyme Toolkit towards key enzyme biocatalysis appications.

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Yuyin Qi (Mi Mi) PhD Student (Prozomix Funded; 2011-2014)

Research Project: “Thermostable Aldo / Keto Reductase Panel Development / Optimisation for Future Applied Biocatalysis Applications”

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Darren Cook PhD Student (EPSRC Funded; 2011-2014)

Research Project: “Biocatalyst Evolution Strategies v. Genomics - An Investigation Centred on the P450s”

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