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Carol Robinson
The Power List 2019
– 21-100 (A-Z)
Carol Robinson
Professor, University of Oxford, UK.
Exciting recent advance: In the past year we have observed the ejection of protein complexes directly from membranes – something I never thought I would see.
Eureka moment: When I first saw the GroEL tetradecamer fly through the mass spectrometer.
Best part of the job: Seeing something for the first time, and subsequently trying to understand what it means!