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der Ham, A. F. V. Matias, M. Dijkstra, and H. R. Vutukuri, “Dynamic bidirectional coupling of membrane morphology and rod organization in flexible vesicles, “Proceedings of the National Academy
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German Cancer Research Center in the Helmholtz Association (DKFZ) | Oettingen in Bayern, Bayern | Germany | 3 months ago
microscopy (ExM), to study the (a) molecular binding mechanisms and dynamic interactions of therapeutic monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) and target antigens on tumor cell membranes and (b) cell-cell interactions
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, A. F. V. Matias, M. Dijkstra, and H. R. Vutukuri, “Dynamic bidirectional coupling of membrane morphology and rod organization in flexible vesicles, “Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 123
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interactions with RNA and membranes, with the long-term goal of understanding the emergence of proto-ribosomal machinery. Starting date: Fall 2026 or by mutual agreement. There is no deadline and the position
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for gas turbines, and gas separation membranes. The focus of all these technologies is on inorganic materials, which are processed as functional layers from powders or via the gas phase. For this purpose
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batteries, thermal barrier coatings for gas turbines, and gas separation membranes. The focus of all these technologies is on inorganic materials, which are processed as functional layers from powders or via
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. The LipidBRIGHT Consortium Lipids are of vital importance through integration in cell membranes, as energy source and in cellular signaling and function. As such, they also play decisive roles in cardiovascular
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et al., 2021). These mechanisms include a variety of membrane transporters, small organic molecules, and metalloproteins involved in metal transport and complexation. For instance, it has been shown
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of computational modelling, synthetic chemistry, and biological evaluation, the research will focus on developing new ZIL structures with optimised ionisation behaviour, membrane interactions and reduced serum
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collaboration with the 7 other European partners of the LipidBRIGHT consortium. The LipidBRIGHT Consortium Lipids are of vital importance through integration in cell membranes, as energy source and in cellular