- Teacher: Claire Black
- Teacher: Linda Gilmore
- Teacher: Douglas Houston
- Teacher: Vicky Mactaggart
- Teacher: Paul McLaughlin
- Teacher: Paul Michels
- Teacher: Manfred Auer
- Teacher: Claire Black
- Teacher: David Evans
- Teacher: Linda Gilmore
- Teacher: Douglas Houston
- Teacher: Vicky Mactaggart
- Teacher: Paul McLaughlin
- Teacher: Paul Michels
- Teacher: Kris Wilson
- Teacher: Claire Black
- Teacher: Linda Gilmore
- Teacher: Douglas Houston
- Teacher: Vicky Mactaggart
- Teacher: Paul McLaughlin
- Teacher: Paul Michels
- Teacher: Paul Taylor
All cells rely on a complex interacting network of numerous metabolic pathways. Each pathway in turn requires the concerted and well-regulated action of a team of enzymes. These pathways with their component enzymes frequently make attractive drug targets. Metabolic pathways in the parasitic protest Trypanosoma brucei (the causative agent of African sleeping sickness) will be used to illustrate how a combination of biochemical, genetic, control analysis and computer simulation approaches can be used to obtain useful working models of these pathways.
- Teacher: Claire Black
- Teacher: Linda Gilmore
- Teacher: Douglas Houston
- Teacher: Vicky Mactaggart
- Teacher: Paul McLaughlin
- Teacher: Paul Michels
- Teacher: Claire Black
- Teacher: Linda Gilmore
- Teacher: Ramon Grima
- Teacher: Douglas Houston
- Teacher: Vicky Mactaggart
- Teacher: Paul McLaughlin
- Teacher: Paul Michels