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and biomedical research. With approximately 30 scientific departments and research groups and about 750 employees, the MPIB is one of the largest institutes of the Max Planck Society. The Campus
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transformations. For instance, microbes are responsible for the de-conjugation of glycine or taurine and re-conjugation with alternative amino acids, which reshape their chemical structure and signaling activity
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summaries (visualizations) using relevant computer software; Assisting with preparing grant applications to secure further funding for relevant projects; Helping establish new projects and research consortia
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(visualizations) using relevant computer software; Assisting with preparing grant applications to secure further funding for relevant projects; Helping establish new projects and research consortia relating
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summaries (visualizations) using relevant computer software; Assisting with preparing grant applications to secure further funding for relevant projects; Helping establish new projects and research consortia
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international, friendly and inclusive. Our scientists work together across disciplines on research topics of biomedical relevance, leveraging synergies between their diverse skillsets and methodological
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questions we aim to tackle as part of this project are: Why are only some bacteria capable of performing one or both processes? Under which environmental conditions do organisms that can execute both
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Health and Preventive Medicine, Pharmacy, and Stomatology， as well as a professional doctoral degree authorization point in Clinical Medicine, 8 first-level master's degree authorization points, 5
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list of questions we aim to tackle are: Why are only some bacteria capable of performing one or both processes? Under which environmental conditions do organisms that can execute both modifications
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focus on erudition, devotion, seeking truth, and fostering virtue, the institute upholds the tradition of combining science and education. Embracing a philosophy of "high starting point, small yet refined