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Paul is an Associate Research Fellow based in the Henry Wellcome Building for Biocatalysis. His research interests focus on the utilisation of enzymes from thermophilic organisms and their application in the field of “white biotechnology”. In particular he is interested in the expression of various enzymes, of interest to the chemical and pharmaceutical industry, within <i>E. coli</i> in high levels to perform structural and biochemical characterisation, and is investigating the increased stability of these enzymes to a wide range of conditions such as temperature and the different solvents used in industrial processes.  
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He hopes that his vast expertise in molecular biology, biochemistry and structural biology will help the Exeter iGEM team achieve their goals within this project. When not in the lab you are likely to find him playing cricket or singing along to Jessie J in the shower….!
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Email: p.b.c.james@exeter.ac.uk [mailto:p.b.c.james@exeter.ac.uk]

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Dr. Paul James
Associate Research Fellow



Paul is an Associate Research Fellow based in the Henry Wellcome Building for Biocatalysis. His research interests focus on the utilisation of enzymes from thermophilic organisms and their application in the field of “white biotechnology”. In particular he is interested in the expression of various enzymes, of interest to the chemical and pharmaceutical industry, within E. coli in high levels to perform structural and biochemical characterisation, and is investigating the increased stability of these enzymes to a wide range of conditions such as temperature and the different solvents used in industrial processes. He hopes that his vast expertise in molecular biology, biochemistry and structural biology will help the Exeter iGEM team achieve their goals within this project. When not in the lab you are likely to find him playing cricket or singing along to Jessie J in the shower….!

Email: p.b.c.james@exeter.ac.uk [1]


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