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Aurora-A is depicted by 2 green irregular shapes. CEP192, a blue squiggle, wraps around Aurora-A and occupies the binding sites of two of its other partners shown in pink and orange.

A study, led by University of Leeds and University of Oxford, has revealed new knowledge about an enzyme involved in cancer treatment.

Dr Sigourney Bonner smiles at the camera.

Dr Sigourney Bonner studied Human Physiology in the School of Biomedical Sciences before founding Black in Cancer - a network aimed at highlighting Black excellence in cancer research.

Open Africa, Open World 
Africa Week 
20-25th May

The Faculty of Biological Sciences join the University in celebrating the strengths, diversity and impact of African scholars, organisations and partnerships.

Cells of human connective tissue

Professor Richard Bayliss, School of Molecular and Cellular Biology, and Dr Charlotte Dodson, University of Bath, reflect on what the latest developments in AlphaFold 3 mean for biologists.

An audience listen to a female speaker at Pint of Science

Join researchers from the Faculty of Biological Sciences as the world-wide science festival comes to Leeds between 13-15 May.