BBSRC Portfolio Analyser
Investigator / Supervisor details
Name
Dr Martin Baron
Current Institution
The University of Manchester
Current Department
School of Biological Sciences
Institution website
http://www.man.ac.uk
Previous Institutions
Current Awards
Reference
Title
Award Role
Value £
Type
BB/V014218/1
Combining structure and genetic data to probe cis and trans regulation of Notch by ligands.
Principal Investigator
484,470
Research Grant
Completed Awards
Reference
Title
Award Role
Value £
Type
01/B1/G/07306
Regulation of the notch receptor during cell fate determination in Drosophila
Principal Supervisor
39,359
Studentships
97/A1/G/03328
Regulation of the Notch pathway during Drosophila development
Principal Supervisor
32,537
Studentships
98/A1/G/04348
Regulation of GTPases during Drosophila development
Principal Supervisor
33,568
Studentships
98/B1/G/04350
Regulation of the Notch pathway during drosophila development
Principal Supervisor
33,602
Studentships
BB/C503162/1
Intracellular and extracellular regulation of Notch localisation and signalling
Principal Investigator
256,477
Research Grant
BB/E002285/1
Endosomal regulation of Notch by Nedd4 proteins
Principal Investigator
262,842
Research Grant
BB/H000976/1
Parallel notch activation mechanisms provide robustness to developmental patterning in Drosophila
Principal Investigator
1,037,223
Research Grant
BB/M020797/1
Regulation of Notch signalling during development of a model stem cell niche
Principal Investigator
376,022
Research Grant
BB/P000215/1
Exploiting Notch trafficking to probe mechanisms of endosomal sorting and compartmentation.
Principal Investigator
463,097
Research Grant
BBS/S/C/2002/12862
Notch signalling in breast epithelial cells (Funded via Training Grant BB/B519068/1)
Principal Supervisor
Studentships
BBS/S/D/2005/13010
The regulation of stem cells in the Drosophila ovary (Funded via Training Grant BB/A517677/1)
Principal Supervisor
Studentships
CAD04300
Regulation of cell fate commitment
Principal Investigator
175,045
Research Grant
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