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Home Doctorate School PLUS (en)The Doctorate School PLUS (en)Research Groups of Doctorate School PLUS 2016-2021 (en)Biomolecules - Structure, Function and RegulationDoctoral Students (BioM)

DSP BioM: Overview

Doctoral student	Title	Department
Lorenz Aglas	BM4SIT – An Innovative Causal Therapy For Allergy: Safe And Rapid Induction Of An Antiinflammatory Immune Response Using A Mutant Hypoallergen And Vitamin D3	Molecular Biology
Robert Behmüller	The role of arabinokinase in the carbon supply for plant cells	Cellbiology and Physiology
Sabine Bernegger	The activity and role of HtrA in Helicobacter pylori pathogenesis	Molecular Biology
Isabel Josephin Hoppe	Biochemical and structural investigations on bacterial collagenases	Molecular Biology
Sara Huber	Mapping antibody profiles of Bet v 1 and associated food allergens during allergen-specific immunotherapy (AIT)	Molecular Biology
Eva Kakova	Sugar kinases in plants	Cellbiology and Physiology
Maria Köhler	Analysis of the Role of Galactinol in Nematode Induced Syncytia	Cellbiology and Physiology
Eva König	Discovery and characterization of disease-related genetic variants	Molecular Biology
Christof Regl	Charakterisierung von monoklonalen Antikörpervarianten auf Protein und Peptidebene	Molecular Biology
Lisa Strasser	Investigation of phospho-signaling in Cerebrolysin treated neuronal cells	Molecular Biology
Sabrina Wildner	Structural and immunological characterization of biosimilars and allergens	Molecular Biology