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physiological processes of plant growth, development, reproduction and interaction with other organisms. In a plant’s life, interactions occur at multiple levels: among others, between its plastids and the
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immunity. However, the detailed interactions between involved vs bystander cells and the resulting activation and induction of type 2 immune responses are incompletely understood. Thus, treatment approaches
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(usually PhD), which is highly recommended. The research activities of the Chair of Ultrafast Microscopy and Photonics concentrate on many-particle effects and interaction with light in solid matter
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: Protein-protein interactions (PPIs) are important mediators of most cellular processes. Understanding how proteins interact with each other, ideally at structural resolution, is key in understanding
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. Our research focuses on bacterial and viral pathogens, their interaction with the human immune system and new effective substances and vaccines. The department Mechanochemistry of Inflammation aims
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spectrometry • Interact with collaboration partners (Alexander Grünberger, Bielefeld University; Vasily Zaburdaev, Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg; Knut Drescher, University of Basel
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spectrometry • Interact with collaboration partners (Alexander Grünberger, Bielefeld University; Vasily Zaburdaev, Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg; Knut Drescher, University of Basel
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the molecular mechanisms modulating genome maintenance pathways in the cell. The Beli group has expertise in quantitative proteomics approaches in analyzing protein interactions and regulation on chromatin
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molecular mechanisms for altered interaction that affects HSC output in aging. This will be achieved via the implementation of state of the art multicolor flow cytometry analyses, imaging, omics techniques (e
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characterized by distinct phenotypic and functional properties, as well as distinct activation and interaction potentials and localization. Thus, type 1 dendritic cells are known to cross-present antigens and