Damon Huber

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Damon Huber is interested in using a combination of biochemistry and molecular genetics to address complex biological problems in bacteria. The research in his lab is focused on the transport of proteins across the cytoplasmic membrane by the Sec machinery in bacteria, protein folding, and the connection between folding and transport. Dr Huber is a Birmingham Fellow who joined the Institute of Microbiology and Infection in 2013 as a joint appointment between the schools of Biosciences (LES) and Immunity and Infection (MDS).

Research activity per year

9 Editorial board of a journal
9 Conference, workshop or symposium
2 Guest lecture or Invited talk

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The way is the goal: recognition and targeting of proteins by the Sec translocation machinery in bacteria
Huber, D. (Speaker)
2 May 2017
Activity: Academic and Industrial events › Guest lecture or Invited talk
Understanding the mechanism of Sec-dependent protein translocation from the inside out
Huber, D. (Speaker)
19 Oct 2016
Activity: Academic and Industrial events › Guest lecture or Invited talk

Damon Huber

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The way is the goal: recognition and targeting of proteins by the Sec translocation machinery in bacteria

Understanding the mechanism of Sec-dependent protein translocation from the inside out