G3: Frontiers in RNA Biology – 13186 (2 hrs/week; 2 CP; Fall 2025) M. Bühler , H. Grosshans The discovery that RNA is not only a carrier of genetic information or a structural scaffold in ribonucleoprotein particles but can…
Safety Commissions Safety Commission Head: Prof. Dirk Bumann Chemical Safety Commission Head: Prof. Anne Spang Biological Safety Commission Head: Dr. Maxime Quebatte Animal Commission Head: Prof. Peter Scheiffele Safety…
Course Coordination Members Prof. Marek Basler Head Biozentrum International PhD Program Prof. Attila Becskei Program Coordinator Switzerland Trinational studies in Biotechnology Dr. Dominik Buser Course Coordinator…
Preventing “drill & fill” June 2019 He has been searching for years for the magic formula to spare us from having to visit the dentist. But André Brunella, Head of Product Development for the oral care brands elmex and…
TisB-induced phenotypic heterogeneity and dormancy help E. coli to survive ofloxacin treatment TisB is a small peptide encoded by the istR1/tisB type I toxin-antitoxin system in E. coli. Expression of tisB is under the…
Elucidation of Host-Pathogen Interactions lead to Antibiotic-Sparing Therapeutics Urinary tract infection is a significant cause of morbidity in women throughout their lifespan, in infant boys and in older men. Serious…
Cycle E: Computational and Systems Biology E1: Current research in Bioinformatics I – 22830 (2 hrs/week, 1 CP; Fall 2025, Lecture series with invited speakers) E2: Current research in Bioinformatics II – 21563 (2 hrs/week, 1…
Support for your Research The Research IT Technology Platform was created in 2007 to extend IT support at the Biozentrum beyond standard IT workplace solutions. Integrating and completing existing services, we provide…
Cholesterol-lowering agents, antihypertensives or malaria medications, cancer drugs and antibiotics - many of our current drugs are based on natural products. Bacteria and fungi actually produce these chemical substances in…
Reuniting cell families through gene expression memory Assigning single cell transcriptomes to cellular lineage trees has transformed our understanding of differentiation during development, regeneration, and disease.…
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