Dr Ross Anderson

Latest publications

• Tang, TY, Cecchi, D, Fracasso, G, Accardi, D, Coutable-Pennarun, A, Mansy, SS, Perriman, AW, Anderson, JL & Mann, S, 2018, ‘Gene-Mediated Chemical Communication in Synthetic Protocell Communities’. ACS Synthetic Biology, vol 7., pp. 339-346
• Grayson, KJ & Anderson, JLR, 2018, ‘Designed for life: biocompatible de novo designed proteins and components’. Journal of the Royal Society Interface, vol 15.
• Grayson, K & Anderson, R, 2018, ‘The ascent of man(made oxidoreductases)’. Current Opinion in Structural Biology, vol 51., pp. 149-155
• Lalaurie, CJ, Dufour, V, Meletiou, A, Ratcliffe, S, Harland, A, Wilson, O, Vamasiri, C, Shoemark, DK, Williams, C, Arthur, CJ, Sessions, RB, Crump, MP, Anderson, JL & Curnow, P, 2018, ‘The de novo design of a biocompatible and functional integral membrane protein using minimal sequence complexity’. Scientific Reports, vol 8.
• Watkins, DW, Jenkins, JMX, Grayson, KJ, Wood, N, Steventon, JW, Le Vay, K, Goodwin, MI, Mullen, AS, Bailey, HJ, Crump, MP, MacMillan, F, Mulholland, AJ, Cameron, G, Sessions, RB, Mann, S & Anderson, JLR, 2017, ‘Construction and in vivo assembly of a catalytically proficient and hyperthermostable de novo enzyme’. Nature Communications, vol 8.
• Armstrong, CT, Mason, P, Anderson, JLR & Dempsey, CE, 2016, ‘Arginine side chain interactions and the role of arginine as a gating charge carrier in voltage sensitive ion channels’. Scientific Reports, vol 6.
• Risbridger, T, Watkins, DW, Armstrong, JP, Perriman, A, Anderson, JLR & Fermin, DJ, 2016, ‘Effect of Bioconjugation on the Reduction Potential of Heme Proteins’. Biomacromolecules, vol 17., pp. 3485?3492
• Watkins, DW, Armstrong, CT, Beesley, J, Marsh, JE, Jenkins, JM, Sessions, RB, Mann, S & Anderson, JLR, 2016, ‘A suite of de novo c-type cytochromes for functional oxidoreductase engineering’. Biochimica et Biophysica Acta - Bioenergetics, vol 1857., pp. 493-502
• Tang, TYD, Van Swaay, D, DeMello, A, Anderson, JLR, Mann, S & Anderson, R, 2015, ‘In vitro gene expression within membrane-free coacervate protocells’. Chemical Communications, vol 51., pp. 11429-11432
• Armstrong, JPK, Shakur, R, Horne, JP, Dickinson, SC, Armstrong, CT, Lau, K, Kadiwala, J, Lowe, R, Seddon, A, Mann, S, Anderson, JLR, Perriman, AW & Hollander, AP, 2015, ‘Artificial membrane-binding proteins stimulate oxygenation of stem cells during engineering of large cartilage tissue’. Nature Communications, vol 6., pp. 7405