Our research interest is to understand how human cells deal with genotoxic stress assaults and how they coordinate genome maintenance mechanisms with other vital cellular functions. To this end we combine state-of-the-art molecular biology and biochemistry with powerful advanced cell imaging technologies, in particular employing single cell chromatin perturbations, high resolution live cell imaging, automated quantitative microscopy and software-assisted image analysis. By targeted ablation of specific gene functions and high content analyses of DNA damage and repair markers we aim at identifying concealed regulators of the cellular response network to genotoxic stress and at understanding their role for genome maintenance.
Dynamics and Functions of DNA Repair Compartments
ORGANIZED BY IGH
International Summer-School on Epigenetics from 15/07/2024 until 19/07/2024 Genopolys, Montpellier - France
Meiosis and recombinationMBHD Dpt. Seminar Series
IGH Seminar Series of the Department “Molecular basis of Human Diseases” from 02/04/2024 until 11/10/2024 11:30 - 14:00 Genopolys amphitheater
GCB&D Dpt. Seminar Series
IGH Seminar Series of the Department “Genetics, Cell Biology and Development” from 19/02/2024 until 15/11/2024 Genopolys amphitheater
Seminars
Selective autophagy of DNA lesions promotes DNA repair and cell survival
11/10/2024 11:30 Genopolys AmphitheatreIchthyosporeans and the evolution of animal embryogenesis
15/11/2024 11:30 Genopolys amphitheaterCongresses
Transcription and Genome maintenance
09/09/2024 until 13/09/2024 Roscoff, France2024 RNase H meeting
16/09/2024 until 18/09/2024 Engelthal Ingelheim, GermanyCBS2 day 2024
26/09/2024 Université Montpellier, FrTweet