Associate Professor Rohan Teasdale    Nhmrc Principal Research Fellow

	Biography

My research interests include identification of novel proteins implicated in membrane trafficking and the identification of the signals that proteins utilise for localisation to different regions of the cell. These projects combine bioinformatics techniques with traditional experimental approaches such as molecular cloning, expression in mammalian cells, immunolocalisation and microscopy.

Dr Rohan Teasdale is the group leader for Computational Cell Biology at the IMB.

The major focus of my research is to utilise bioinformatics or "database mining" to open new avenues of scientific exploration. The novel proteins or genes identified are then characterised either in my own lab or through active collaborations.

	Links
	Institute for Molecular Bioscience - Rohan Teasdale, Computational Cell Biology Toolbox

	Keywords
	Science and Technology: Cellular Biology, Medical: Bioinformatics, Science and Technology: Membrane Transport