Decoding the immune repertoire The repertoire of antigen-specific receptors expressed by our B and T cells contains a record of our immune history, and encodes defences against future challenges. How to decode this…
Most living organisms on our planet-whether plants, animals, or humans -contain mitochondria in their cells. Their main function is to supply energy for nearly all cellular processes. To achieve this, mitochondria use the…
The jury of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) recognized Prof. Anne Spang's research, “particularly using yeast and nematode models to reveal mechanisms of membrane vesicle sorting, secretion,…
Bruker timsTOF Ultra 2 The latest addition to the PCF. The new timsTOF Ultra MS from Bruker was just upgraded to the Ultra 2 version. With its Trapped Ion Mobility Spectrometry (TIMS) and Parallel Accumulation Serial…
Information flow in self-organized developmental systems Embryonic development is a spectacular display of self-organization of multi-cellular systems, combining transformations of tissue mechanics and patterns of gene…
Bioruptor Pico (Diagenode) Efficient ultrasonicator for cell lysis and DNA sharing of all samples in Eppendorf or PCR tubes. PIXUL® Multi-Sample Sonicator (Acitve Motif) High effective cell lysis and DNA sharing of larger…
Predicting interaction partners and generating new protein sequences using protein language models Protein sequences are shaped by functional optimization on the one hand and by evolutionary history, i.e. phylogeny, on the…
Deconstructing the stress response: molecules, circuits, and behavior Chronic stress is a major risk factor for the development of neuropsychiatric disease. Given the complexity of the stress response, our lab tries to…
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