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Kathryn Lilley is a professor in the Department of Biochemistry at the University of Cambridge. Her research focuses on the dynamic proteome and transcriptome, particularly concerning the abundance, location, interacting partners, and post-translational modification status of proteins as they relate to various cellular processes including differentiation. Through the Lilley Group, she aims to develop innovative technologies that utilize quantitative mass spectrometry, RNA-seq, and computational tools to understand cellular mechanisms under various stress conditions. The group's work extends to collaborative projects with both academic labs and the pharmaceutical industry, addressing critical questions regarding the interactions between RNA and proteins and their spatial and temporal dynamics.
Department of Biochemistry, University of Cambridge • Cambridge, England
Leading research on dynamic proteome and transcriptome, developing technologies for high-throughput measurement of cellular processes.
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