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Thursday 8 June 15:00

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28. Hans Herloff Inhoffen Lecture and PhD Awards

Scientific

Braunschweig

Fr, 9. June 2023

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Thursday 22 June 12:00

Talk

Symposium "Cell biology of emerging viral infections"

Scientific

Braunschweig

Fr, 23. June 2023

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Su, 25. June 2023

Mo, 26. June 2023

Tuesday 27 June TBA

Talk

CRISPR 2023

Scientific

Würzburg

We, 28. June 2023

Th, 29. June 2023

Fr, 30. June 2023

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2023-05-30
A virus lurking in the connective tissue
As part of the new study, Dr Katarzyna Sitnik, then working in the “Viral Immunology” department at the HZI, headed by Prof Luka Cicin-Sain, and her colleagues naturally infected mice with murine CMV (mCMV). This variant of the virus is used because human CMV (HCMV) is adapted to humans and cannot infect mice, while mCMV is the naturally occurring CMV infection in mice, causing a…
2023-04-27
The folding is the key
Human Immunodeficiency Viruses (HIV) are responsible for millions of infections worldwide. By causing the Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS), these pathogens have led to nearly 40 million deaths since the outbreak of the HIV pandemic in the 1980s. For decades, scientists have been researching possible antiviral therapeutics, and effective drugs are now available for those…
2023-04-27
Small RNA, big impact
How and why do our organs age? To help answer this question, a group of researchers from Saarbrücken and Stanford have been studying some of the molecular mechanisms that underlie ageing. A team led by Andreas Keller, Professor of Clinical Bioinformatics at Saarbrücken University, examined the organs of mice across the mouse lifespan and found that the amount of small non-coding…

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28. Hans Herloff Inhoffen Lecture and PhD Awards

Symposium "Cell biology of emerging viral infections"

CRISPR 2023

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A virus lurking in the connective tissue

The folding is the key

Small RNA, big impact