We are thrilled to share that our last collaboration with Jan Schuller has been accepted in Nature. Huge shout-out to Fidel Ramírez & all authors; from our team, Frank Abendroth drove this forward!
We are thrilled to share that our last collaboration with Jan Schuller has been accepted in Nature. Huge shout-out to Fidel Ramírez & all authors; from our team, Frank Abendroth drove this forward!
What incredible days! As the cherry on the top, the 1st article of our Valeska is out! – right after her fantastic presentation at the international EPI Conference. Check out our BODIPY-coelenterazine conjugates.
Glad to contribute to this article from Kolb’s lab. From our side, credits go to our Marco. Well-done!!
Kaijun’s review is out. Take time for diving in the use of photochromic molecules in epigenetics & epitranscriptomics. Enjoy it!
Here it is our RCS chapter about photoswitchable peptides – a follow-up of Lea’s Chem. Commun 2019 review. We cannot wait to see the actual book. Well-done Marco!! Grateful to Stefano Protti & Stefano Crespi for their understanding & flexibility. We couldn’t commit otherwise.
Here, it is!! This is our 1st contribution to antimicrobial peptides under the frame of a collaboration with Tobias Erb & Amir Pandi. From our team kudos go to Frank & Marco. Stay tuned! Marco has another antimicrobial project in the pipeline. Exciting!
Check out the 1st author paper of our Marco published in Cell Chemical Biology. Free download for 50 days! Very proud, Marco!Excellent joint project with Robert Liefke and Sabrina Fischer in the frame of our TRR81 Chromatin Changes in Differentiation and Malignancies. Thank you to all collaborators too!! This worked has been highlighted in:– Philipps-Universität […]
We demonstrated the potential of photopharmacology modulation in splicing, tweaking the current optochemical toolkit. Our work pioneers a reversible approach to regulate RNA splicing within primary patient-derived cells by synthetic photoswitches. Read more here J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2023, accepted You cannot imagine how happy we are and what this means for our small lab!! […]
Glad to see this paper out!1+1=3 the power of teamwork! A privilege to be able to learn from this brilliant scientists from academia & industry. Thanks to Yves Auberson to take the lead.
Happy to contribute to this fantastic work of Brehm Lab at Marburg University. Such interaction would not be possible without our TRR81 Chromatin Changes in Differentiation and Malignancies. Congrats to to Ikram & all authors. From our side, credits go to our Lea!