Clarke Research Group
The core research theme of our group is the application of modern techniques in mass spectrometry (MS) for the functional and structural characterisation of biological systems. Our research utilises a range of MS-based techniques including : top-down and middle-down fragmentation, ion-mobility mass spectrometry, native mass spectrometry, and hydrogen/deuterium exchange. These MS-based studies are supported by complementary biochemical analysis, chemical biology techniques and structural biology approaches.
LATEST NEWS
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Read our latest application of Isotope Depletion Mass Spectrometry.
We combine Isotope Depletion with Native Top-Down MS to investigate the alpha-synuclein dimer interface.
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Read our work on the development of Isotope Depletion Techniques for Protein Mass Spectrometry.
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Our recent paper has been published in Science Advances (open access). Read all about our structural and biochemical study of a bacterial nanocompartment. Congratulations to all the team in Edinburgh and Newcastle - a real collaborative effort between Marles-Wright and Clarke research groups. See our Publications page for more information.
