Membrane Biochemistry and Biophysics - Universiteit Utrecht

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.

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Antibiotics’ mode of action observed in the bacterial cell membrane
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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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