Collaborators
We have enjoyed many productive collaborations with investigators
around the world. Clink on the links below to get a summary of the
work and, in some cases, links to their web sites.
Robert Adelstein, Laboratory of Molecular Cardiology, NHLBI Robert Adelstein – Laboratory of Molecular
Cardiology, NHLBI
We have collaborated frequently over the years with our neighbor,
Bob Adelstein. His lab is currently making transgenic and knockout
mouse models involving nonmuscle myosin II isoforms. These mice
experience a spectrum of cardiac and neuronal defects.
Barbara Battelle , Whitney Marine Labs,
Florida
(http://www.neuroscience.ufl.edu/faculty+research/battelle.htm ) Barbara Battelle 's lab studies phototransduction in Limulus polyphemus,
the horseshoe crab. We share a common interest in the function of
myosin III
John Hammer, Laboratory of Cell Biology, NHLBI
John Hammer's lab studies the role of actin and myosin in cell
motility and organelle trafficking.
Peter Knight , Leeds University , UK
http://www.astbury.leeds.ac.uk/People/PJK.htm
Peter Knight 's lab uses single particle analysis of electron
micrographs of motor proteins to study fine details of their structure
and function.
John Trinick, Leed University , UK
http://www.astbury.leeds.ac.uk/People/JT.htm John Trinick is also a structural biologist. His lab uses particle
analysis of electron micrographs of motor proteins to study fine
details of their structure and function.
Claudia Veigel, National Institute for Medical Research,
London , UK
http://www.nimr.mrc.ac.uk/physbiochem/veigel/ Claudia Veigel uses optical trapping nanometry to study the function
of myosins
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