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The Lsd1 enzyme decides whether fat or muscle cells develop in the regenerating muscle
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- Energy supply channels
Freiburg scientists elucidate the mechanism for inserting protein molecules into the outer compartment of mitochondria
- Opening the cavity floodgates
Freiburg biochemists investigate the transport of large proteins through bacterial cell membranes
- How plants see light
The proteins PCH1 and PCHL help plants adapt to their surroundings
- Microbial signal recognition stems from existing building blocks
Freiburg biochemists show how evolution combines a nutrient sensor from existing elements
- Matthias Meier receives Consolidator Grant
Freiburg biophysicist receives two million euros in financing from the European Research Council
- The main switch
The three-dimensional folding of DNA provides important epigenetic mechanisms in the formation of cardiac muscle cells
- Cleaning up? Not without helpers
Freiburg scientists explain assembly and transport function of ‘old‘ calcium pumps by ‘new‘ partner proteins
- Building new moss factories
New EU project will promote the environmentally friendly production of complex molecules for medicine and industry
- Ten years of excellence
Spemann Graduate School of Biology and Medicine and Centre for Biological Signalling Studies celebrate their anniversary
- Two Freiburg cluster initiatives prevail in excellence competition
Outstanding initiatives from top Freiburg research fields invited to submit full proposals
- New inhibitor brings new hope
Researchers found a possible new treatment for aggressive triple receptor-negative breast cancer
- New receptor found on scavenger cells
Scientists demonstrate how adenovirus invades the immune system of mice
- A map of the cell’s power station
Researchers from the University of Freiburg are mapping the distribution of all proteins in mitochondria for the first time
- How protein islands form
Researchers at the University of Freiburg identify protein that inhibits the development of autoimmune diseases
- Personalize your medication dosages
Initial clinical tests show that biosensors could pave the way for a personalized antibiotherapy in the future
- On the way to a biological alternative
A bacterial enzyme enables reactions that open up alternatives to key industrial chemical processes
- A question of supplies
Researchers uncover the fundamental importance of AMPA receptor biogenesis for brain function
- Discovering, counting, cataloguing proteins
Scientists describe a well-defined mitochondrial proteome in baker's yeast
- Flipping the switch to stop tumor development
Freiburg researchers show how a protein prevents the uncontrolled expansion of immune cells
- From the somatic cell to the germ cell
Researchers discover a regulatory pathway that changes the way cells divide in plants
- Tumor induction from a distance
Researchers suggest that neighboring tissues can send signals inducing tumorigenesis
- How enzymes communicate
Freiburg scientists explain the cell mechanism that transforms electrical signals into chemical ones
- Moss saves moorlands
Biologists cultivate peat moss as renewable resource and for climate protection