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Membrane Biochemistry and Biophysics

Membrane Biochemistry and Biophysics

  • Membrane Biochemistry and Biophysics
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    • Prof. dr. Antoinette Killian
      • Student projects - Antoinette Killian
    • Dr. Eefjan Breukink
      • Student projects - Eefjan Breukink
    • Dr. Toon de Kroon
      • Student projects - Toon de Kroon
    • Dr. Joseph Lorent
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    • Dr. Tessa Sinnige
      • Student projects - Tessa Sinnige
    • Prof. dr. Maarten Egmond
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  • Antoinette Killian Antoinette Killian’s main research focus is on understanding lipid protein interactions in membranes.
  • Eefjan Breukink Eefjan Breukink is involved in the work of bacterial cell membranes and the pursuit for novel ways of antibiotics targets.
  • Toon de Kroon Toon de Kroon's research focusses on membrane lipid homeostasis in the reference eukaryote Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
  • Joseph Lorent Treatment of bacterial infections with non-thermal plasma is the research project of Joseph Lorent.
  • Tessa Sinnige Tessa Sinnige studies protein aggregation using C. elegans as a model organism.
  • Student Projects We welcome students for their Bachelor's or Master's internships.
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    • Antibiotics’ mode of action observed in the bacterial cell membrane

      News
      27 September 2018
      An advanced new NMR Research method means a breakthrough for research into a promising class of alternative antibiotics
    • Unravelling the mechanism behind bacterial protein MraY opens new opportunities for development of antibiotics

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      15 July 2016
      A team of 10 researchers, including seven from Utrecht University, have unravelled the mechanism behind the protein MraY.
    • Antoinette Killian awarded the EBSA/Avanti prize

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      21 April 2015
      Antoinette Killian is awarded the prestigous EBSA/Avanti prize 2015 for her for outstanding contributions to the understanding of lipid biophysics

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