Dr David Stroebel IBENS
Membrane Protein Biochemistry Lab
Biochimie des Protéines Membranaires
Our laboratory gathers biologists, physicists and chemists who are interested in the structure, structural dynamics and physical chemistry of membrane proteins, either in membrane mimetic systems (liposomes or nanodiscs), or in classical detergent solutions or alternative surfactants such as amphipols.
Following the footsteps of Jean Perrin who created the institute together with Baron Edmond de Rothschild, we develop fundamental, interdisciplinary research for health and environment.
Our research themes
Research within the laboratory is organized in four main themes.
Bioenergetics
Membrane proteins in their lipid membranes
Dynamics of membrane transport
Tool box for membrane protein studies
The team
Latest News
20240401_membrane digest
Please find below the membrane digest. ABC transporters, MscS and nanodiscs are under the spotlight, as well as improvements for beer flavour and a provocative suggestion to combat climate change.
Have a nice reading !
20240325_membrane digest
You’ll find below, among other inspiring works, structural enzymology, design of soluble functional analogues of MPs, MIC-derived SAR of EPI and snake burgers.
Have a nice week,
20240315_membrane digest
CryoEM now turning time-resolved, de novo artificial MPs complementing functions in mammalian cells, DNA-based methodologies to tackle MP partitioning or dimerization, Mammouths on their way back to life, à-la-Jurassic Park, and much more …
Exciting times in Science !
Seminars
Facts and Figures
Research is a collective adventure where cohesion of the team is essential. We foster social activities to stimulate exchange of expertise, mentoring and synergies between research topics. Social life around the Institute is highly attractive for students and early researchers.
in the lab
PhD defense
Trained students
Publications
Collaborations