Quantitative Bioimaging of Cellular Signaling: a laboratory aimed at using cutting edge biophotonics tools (Resonance Energy Transfer Biosensing, single molecule microscopy, fluorescence anisotropy imaging, mechanosensing microscopy) to investigate molecular pharmacology and membrane receptor signaling in a variety of cellular systems, ranging from hiPS-derived cardiomyocytes to neurons. We can deploy tailored receptor signaling assays and generate fluorescent drug analogues, running measurements on customised microscopes. We further offer the possibility of testing cell response and signaling in simulated microgravity conditions.
University of St Andrews
Open for R&D and collaborations
About University of St Andrews
Where to meet us
UK GPCR meeting – Glasgow – September 7th-8th
Open for R&D and collaborations
collaborations in the area of fluorescence biosensing, G protein-coupled receptors, microscopy, microgravity, drug screening
Contact Details
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North Haugh, School of Physics and Astronomy, University of St Andrews
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North Haugh, School of Physics and Astronomy, University of St Andrews
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