Thu. Jan 09, 2020 14-16h
Tue. Jan 14, 2020 13-16h
Thu. Feb 13, 2020 14-16h
Wed. Nov 18, 2020 15-16h
The focus of the junior research group is on defining and clarifying these pathological processes and signaling pathways on the molecular level.
The junior research group studies evolutionarily conserved, cellular stress-associated non-coding RNAs (such as microRNAs) and proteins in vitro, in and ex vivo. We examine functional alterations and interactions on the level of single proteins (i.e. post-translational modifications), the cell (i.e. transcriptome), and the whole organism (i.e. role of circulating hormones) using tools and methods from biochemistry, molecular biology, genetics and physiology. The junior research group is especially interested in defining and characterizing novel regulators of apoptosis involved in type 2 diabetes-associated beta cell dysfunction and loss.
Belgardt, Bengt-Frederik, Dr. rer. nat.
Head
Beta Cell Defects
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Grieß, Kerstin
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Kuboth, Jennifer
Müller, Nadine
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Nortmann, Oliver
Polanski, Caroline
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Rieck, Michael, Dr.
Ring, Lilith
Uhlemeyer, Celina