Spenkelink & Lewis labs
The Spenkelink & Lewis labs aim to develop new visual biochemistry tools to study dynamic biological processes, one at a time and with near-atomic resolution.
Latest News
Nick was invited to present his work on the development of a method to visualise the behaviour of DNA polymerases upon encountering a G-quadruplex.
Callum and Declan take home the trophy.
How do mitochondria replicate their DNA? We are excited to share that our lab has been awarded an ARC Discovery Project Grant to tackle this fundamental question! Postdoc & PhD opportunities coming soon!
Congratulations to Elise Wilkinson for presenting at the Sydney Protein Group Thompsion Prize Symposium.
Latest Papers
(2024).
Insight into Single-Molecule Imaging Techniques for the Study of Prokaryotic Genome Maintenance.
Chemical & Biomedical Imaging.
(2024).
Development of a generalisable tryptophan-optimised quenchbody biosensor based on a synthetic nanobody library.
BioRxiv.
(2023).
Embracing Heterogeneity: Challenging the Paradigm of Replisomes as Deterministic Machines.
Chemical Reviews.