“Antibodies for better or worse” chronicle by Sandra Kleinau
2020-11-30
Antibodies can be exploited to confirm COVID-19 infection or other diseases, but are also increasingly used to treat diseases. Read more in the chronicle by Sandra Kleinau.
News of the department of cell and molecular biology
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“Antibodies for better or worse” chronicle by Sandra Kleinau
2020-11-30
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Master students Letian Bao and Carolin Vogel publish papers improving chromoproteins and small RNAs.
2020-09-15
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The Gregori Aminoff Prize 2021 is awarded to Janos Hajdu
2020-09-14
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Magnus Johansson receives ERC Starting Grant
2020-09-03
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Suparna Sanyal obtained a highly competitive research grant from Swedish Research Council for research on Coronavirus and Covid-19
2020-07-03
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Deindl and Elf labs publish in Nature
2020-06-24
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Hugo Gutierrez-de-Teran contributes to the future of structure-based drug design
2020-06-16
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Sanna Koskiniemi is appointed chairman of the Swedish Young Academy
2020-06-01
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Åqvist group publishes in Nature Communications
2020-05-28
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Carlsson group is part of international COVID-19 collaboration
2020-05-08
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Staffan Svärd was elected to the Royal Academy of Sciences
2020-03-11
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Komorowski's group, part of the Pan-Cancer consortium, publishes in Nature together with Prof. Claes Wadelius, IGP
2020-02-05
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David van der Spoel is interviewed
2019-11-25
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The Bioinformatics Laboratory publishes in Nature Communications
2019-11-08
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Sanyal and Åqvist groups report on new method to block the birth of new proteins in bacteria.
2019-10-28
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Norblad-Ekstrand medal to Inger Andersson, professor emeritus at molecular biophysics
2019-10-07
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In this issue of Science, Sebastian Deindl and Greg Bowman describe how intricate protein machines repackage DNA to turn genes on and off.
2019-10-04
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Sanyal group reveals the mechanism of fidelity in translation by studying the mode of error induction by the anti-TB antibiotic viomycin
2019-06-07
A new study from Sanyal lab reveals how the anti-tuberculosis antibiotic viomycin induces error in translation during decoding of the genetic code on ... -
A new study by the Deindl group sheds light on DNA movements during nucleosome remodelling
2019-04-12
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Sanna Koskiniemi wins ERC Starting Grant
2018-07-27
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