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December 2018

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Mo, 3. December 2018

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Fr, 7. December 2018

Sa, 8. December 2018

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Mo, 10. December 2018

Tuesday 11 December 17:00

Talk

RNA Seminar

Scientific

Würzburg

We, 12. December 2018

Th, 13. December 2018

Friday 14 December 11:15

Talk

Friday Lunch Seminar: Martin Korte

Scientific

Braunschweig

Sa, 15. December 2018

Su, 16. December 2018

Mo, 17. December 2018

Tuesday 18 December 17:00

Talk

RNA Seminar: How do long noncoding RNAs contribute to inflammation?

Scientific

Würzburg

We, 19. December 2018

Th, 20. December 2018

Fr, 21. December 2018

Sa, 22. December 2018

Su, 23. December 2018

Mo, 24. December 2018

Tu, 25. December 2018

We, 26. December 2018

Th, 27. December 2018

Fr, 28. December 2018

Sa, 29. December 2018

Su, 30. December 2018

Mo, 31. December 2018

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16.11.2018
Jürgen Wehland Award goes to molecular biologist Katherine Beckham
Bacterial pathogens have an arsenal of molecular tools that they need in order to be able to efficiently infect a host organism. Researchers refer to these tools as virulence factors. This includes specific structures of the bacteria, but also protein molecules that damage or manipulate the host cell. For example, several types of bacteria form syringe-like constructs, or…
02.11.2018
2018 Technology Transfer Award goes to an HZI spin-off company
Before a newly detected agent, used to fight for example a bacterial or viral pathogen, can be approved for use as medication, it must pass various test studies: The first pre-clinical studies are done on cell cultures and animals, after which follow several clinical studies using humans. The time from the discovery of the agent to production of the actual medicine may take from ten…
02.11.2018
Dissecting a molecular toolbox driving motility and infection
Cells harbour a so-called cytoskeleton, comprising a network of filaments, which can support the plasma membrane, mediate cell shape, and are responsible for proper organelle positioning and vesicle transport. A major component of the cytoskeleton is actin, polymerising into so-called microfilaments and associating into various supra-molecular structures such as networks and…

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RNA Seminar

Friday Lunch Seminar: Martin Korte

RNA Seminar: How do long noncoding RNAs contribute to inflammation?

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Helga Ayala-Tiedtke

News

Jürgen Wehland Award goes to molecular biologist Katherine Beckham

2018 Technology Transfer Award goes to an HZI spin-off company

Dissecting a molecular toolbox driving motility and infection

Events

RNA Seminar

Friday Lunch Seminar: ​Martin Korte

RNA Seminar: How do long noncoding RNAs contribute to inflammation?

Contact

Helga Ayala-Tiedtke

News

Jürgen Wehland Award goes to molecular biologist Katherine Beckham

2018 Technology Transfer Award goes to an HZI spin-off company

Dissecting a molecular toolbox driving motility and infection

Friday Lunch Seminar: Martin Korte