Miss Chloe Bailey
PhD Student
Biography
Chloe‘s interests lie with interdisciplinary science, where the boundaries between biology, physics and chemistry are blurred.
During her Physics BSc at the University of Exeter, Chloe’s projects focused on the application of physics-based methods, such as Raman and FTIR spectroscopy, to biological systems. As a postgraduate researcher with Dr Peter Petrov, she used microscopic and spectroscopic techniques to investigate the effect of short-chain alcohols on the physical properties of erythrocyte membranes.Chloe aims to advance knowledge of membranes and interdisciplinary methods with her project in the Reading Group.
Thesis Title
Developing H/D-exchange mass spectrometry for membrane protein structural biology
Research Interests
- Hydrogen/Deuterium exchange mass spectrometry
- Membrane Proteins
- Protein Kinases
PhD Supervisor
Research
Reading Group
Eamonn Reading's group focuses on understanding structure-dynamics-function relationships of membrane proteins
Research
Reading Group
Eamonn Reading's group focuses on understanding structure-dynamics-function relationships of membrane proteins