Jones Lab

University of Oxford

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ERC Advanced Grant · 2019

A structure-function analysis to discover how receptor conformations and interactions determine semaphorin-neuropilin-plexin signalling outputs.

During the development of a multicellular organism cell guidance proteins interact with their cognate cell surface receptors to guide cells to their correct location. Such functions continue to be essential in the adult to maintain tissue homeostasis. Semaphorins use plexins as their main receptors for signalling and the semaphorin and plexin families together constitute one of the largest and functionally diverse of the cell guidance systems in vertebrates. We have gained some insight into the architecture and interactions which trigger semaphorin-plexin signalling, but fundamental questions remain and some of the most puzzling, and of potential clinical importance, concern the mechanisms…

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