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Dokumente GGNB - Göttinger Graduiertenzentrum für Neurowissenschaften, Biophysik und molekulare Biowissenschaften nach Erscheinungsdatum 
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    • Protein Mobility in the Complex Physical Environment of the Synapse 

      Dannenberg, Simon (2025-05-22)
      Robust signal transmission between cells is vital for our daily lives. It relies on fine orchestration of many processes, particularly taking place at chemical synapses. Here, chemical reactions occur in precise order, ...
    • Investigations of Signal-Enhanced Magnetic Resonance Contrast Agents 

      Hune, Theresa Luca Katrin (2025-05-22)
      The subject of this thesis is to extend the scope of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to the visualization and characterization of metabolic activities. The inherent insensitivity of conventional MRI limits its applicability ...
    • Structural and Mechanistic Interrogation of Fatty Acid Biosynthesis Machinery 

      Günenç, Aybeg Nafiz (2025-05-22)
      Lipids are important molecules for vital functions in the cell, such as energy storage, membrane structure, cellular signaling, and metabolic control. Lipid metabolism is thus one of the central pathways of all living ...
    • Computational Methods for Canonical and Noncanonical Peptide Identification in Immunopeptidomics 

      Cormican, John Alexander (2025-05-19)
      The presentation of peptides via the MHC-I pathway as signals to CD8+ T cells is an essential element of the adaptive immune system. Hence, effective identification of the peptides presented (i.e., the MHC-I immunopeptidome) ...
    • Targeting SARS-CoV-2 with Nanobodies and Antibodies: Neutralization and Escape Variants 

      Kumar, Priya (2025-05-15)
      The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic revealed significant limitations in existing preventive measures against coronavirus infections. Before vaccines were approved, over 64 million infections and 1.6 million deaths were reported ...
    • Investigating the Evolutionary History of Catarrhine Primates using Whole Genome Data 

      Seshadri, Lakshmi (2025-05-08)
      The aim of my PhD project is to investigate the evolutionary history and adaptive potential of diverse catarrhine primates using whole genome sequencing data, with a focus on Bale monkey (Chlorocebus djamdjamensis) and ...
    • Characterization of TMEM209, a transmembrane protein of the nuclear envelope 

      Kohlhause, David (2025-04-29)
      The nuclear envelope (NE) comprises the outer nuclear membrane (ONM) and inner nuclear membrane (INM), which are connected at the level of nuclear pore complexes (NPCs). A variety of transmembrane proteins is found at the ...
    • Characterization and Engineering of the 'Biocatalytic' Transketolase from Geobacillus stearothermophilus 

      Leogrande, Camilla (2025-04-24)
      Biocatalysis is the use of living organisms or their components to speed up chemical reactions, and is a powerful tool to enhance efficiency and sustainability in manufacturing processes. Carboligation, the formation of ...
    • Molecular Physiology of Synaptic Sound Encoding 

      Kapoor, Rohan (2025-04-10)
      Cochlear inner hair cells (IHCs) of the auditory system form specialised chemical synapses called ribbon synapses with type I spiral ganglion neurons (SGNs). These synapses encode sound information into neural signals for ...
    • Optimal Control Methods for Biomolecular NMR Spectroscopy 

      Joseph, David (2025-04-04)
      Bio-molecular NMR studies are usually limited by the sensitivity and resolution, especially for concentration limited samples such as IDPs, in-cell samples and metabolomics studies, etc. Hence it is essential to use a ...
    • Cortical PV and VIP neurons are necessary for texture discrimination performance of freely behaving mice 

      Cetin, Aybeniz Ece (2025-03-27)
      Rodents gather information about their surroundings through their whiskers, enabling them to differentiate textures, recognize objects, and navigate. Each whisker is represented in the barrel cortex (S1BF) by a single ...
    • Biochemical Characterization of Otoferlin, the Ca2+ sensor for exocytosis at inner hair cell synapses 

      Monga, Mehar (2025-03-27)
      Transmission of sound from the ear to the brain requires high temporal and spatial fidelity. Inner hair cells (IHC) of the inner ear are the primary sensory organ of hearing, forming the first synapse of the auditory ...
    • Structural and biochemical studies on co-transcriptional endonuclease reactions 

      Rotsch, Alexander Helmut (2025-03-25)
      Influenza, an acute respiratory disease, causes 290,000 to 650,000 human deaths annually (Iuliano et al., 2018; WHO, 2023). During an influenza infection, the virus ensures proper handling of viral mRNA, including nuclear ...
    • Reconstitution and molecular characterisation of the mitochondrial membrane contact site 

      Turpin Knotkova, Barbora (2025-03-14)
      Due to their endosymbiotic origin, mitochondria of eukaryotic cells are enveloped by two membranes. While the outer membrane is rather flat, the inner membrane is intricately folded into subcompartments called cristae. ...
    • Viscoelastic properties of epithelial cells: 3D structures and composite elements 

      Perez Tirado, Amaury (2025-03-14)
      Epithelial cells form complex, polarized layers in the body to cover organs and cavities. While the mechanical properties of single cells and 2D monolayers have been extensively studied, recent research suggests that 3D ...
    • Bone Morphogenetic Protein signaling in the planarian flatworm Schmidtea mediterranea – evolutionary, cellular, and spatial patterns 

      Maisl, Annabel Christiane (2025-03-13)
      In early development, morphogen gradients orchestrate the establishment of body axes. Perturbations of such a fundamental process are often damaging to embryonal development, making it difficult to study the role of body ...
    • Fluorescence-lifetime image scanning microscopy 

      Radmacher, Niels Johann (2025-03-13)
      Improving optical resolution and image quality has always been an important goal in the field of microscopy. One technique that histori- cally played a major role in the optimization of image quality has been confocal ...
    • Dynamics and composition of signaling droplets reveal an impact of cellular transport during B cell activation 

      Paglilla, Nadia (2025-03-13)
      B cell activation during immune responses relies on the signaling network downstream the B cell antigen receptor (BCR). BCRs engaged by an antigen recruit a plethora of signal transducers forming BCR signalosomes, which ...
    • Molecular dynamics simulations of ion permeation and gating in potassium channels 

      Mironenko, Andrei (2025-03-13)
      Potassium (K+) channels are transmembrane ion channels that conduct K+ ions with exceptional selectivity and permeation rates. K+ channels participate in a plethora of important cellular processes, including termination ...
    • The Neuropharmacological Basis of Attention in Rhesus Macaques 

      Mayer, Stella (2025-03-07)
      This thesis aimed at unraveling the neuropharmacological basis of attention in rhesus macaques, focusing on the involvement of different neurotransmitter systems. Attention, as a selective filtering process, is crucial ...
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