Biomolecular Interactions
Group Coordinator: Dr. Ehmke Pohl
The members of Biomolecular Interaction research group came together from diverse backgrounds ranging from plant biology and biochemistry, bacteriology, to parasitology and virology. Biomolecular interactions including contacts between biological macromolecules (protein/protein or protein/nucleic acids) and protein-ligand interactions play a central role in all our research interest. Biological questions concerning for example the interaction of a herbicide with plant enzymes, the recognition of DNA by bacterial proteins, or the composition of cytoskeletal proteins are address using a wide range of chemical, biochemical, and biophysical methods.
The aim of the group is to promote interdisciplinary high-quality research not only within the group but also reaching beyond the traditional boundaries of biological research. This goal is achieved by regular research meeting with members of the biological chemistry, the biophysical and biomathematics grouping across the faculty.
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