• Seminars & Events

    Next Talk -  26. Jun 2013: Thomas Gregor, Princeton University, "Robustness vs reproducibility in development"

    For a list of forthcoming seminar speakers at the LMCB, click  - seminar speaker list.

    Seminars and events at LMCB
  • Paul Gissen Research Group

    The lab is interested in investigating the proteins involved in the recycling and degradation trafficking pathways and how these processes are involved in the regulation of cell signalling

  • MRC@UCL Centenary Science Fair

    In 2013, the MRC will be celebrating its centennial year with a series of public events. Click here for more information.

    Saturday 29th June, 11:00-17:00

Next Talk -  26. Jun 2013: Thomas Gregor, Princeton University, "Robustness vs reproducibility in development"

For a list of forthcoming seminar speakers at the LMCB, click  - seminar speaker list.

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The Medical Research Council opened the Laboratory for Molecular Cell Biology (LMCB) on the Gower Street Campus of University College London (UCL) in 1993. In April 2001 a new MRC Cell Biology Unit (CBU) was incorporated within the LMCB with Professor Alan Hall as Director.

Our Vision

The scientific aims of the LMCB & Cell Biology Unit is to provide a molecular understanding of cell behaviour through discovery-based research. Cell biology is one of the most exciting and important areas of biomedical research and is likely to remain so for the foreseeable future.

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