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Department of Human Molecular Genetics (DHMG) was officially established in February 2008, and is a part of the Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology (IMBiB) at the Faculty of Biology of Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland.
At the beginning of 2013, the genomics-oriented Laboratory of High Throughput Technologies (LHTT) was established.
Research of DMHG and LHTT is closely connected and concentrates on applications of advanced molecular and genetic expertise to prevention, diagnosis and therapy of human diseases.
DHMG and LHTT closely collaborate with physicians and hospitals, and its research outcome has direct implications and a potential for implementation in healthcare.
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Targeted inhibition of STATs and IRFs as a novel treatment strategy in cardiovascular disease
We are glad to inform you, that Professor Hans Bluyssen, the head of our Department, has received a research grant form NCN: Targeted inhibition of STATs and IRFs as a novel treatment strategy in cardiovascular disease.
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ETIUDA scholarships
We are happy to inform you that Małgorzata Szeląg and Katarzyna Błaszczyk have received PhD scholarships from NCN:
- Małgorzata Szeląg "Porównawcza analiza strukturalno-funkcjonalna in silico białek STAT i IRF, w celu identyfikacji związków chemicznych, działających jako specyficzne inhibitory funkcjonalne"
- Katarzyna Błaszczyk "Charakterystyka i biologiczne znaczenie odpowiedzi transkrypcyjnej indukowanej interferonem typu I zależnej od STAT2 lecz niezależnej od STAT1"
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Mechanistic insight in Transmembrane Protein (TMEM) deregulation and its contribution to ccRCC etiology
We are happy to inform you that the head of LHTT, Joanna Wesoły has received a research grant from NCN entitled "Mechanistic insight in Transmembrane Protein (TMEM) deregulation and its contribution to ccRCC etiology".
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HADDOCK Workshop
May 27-29 2015
We would like to announce the 1st HADDOCK Workshop in Poznan on May 27-29 2015. The invited guests Prof. Alexandre Bonvin and Dr Anna Vangone from Computational Structural Biology Group, Science Faculty, Utrecht University, Netherlands will introduce the usage of HADDOCK software. HADDOCK is a pioneer software in data-driven (or integrative) modelling of protein interactions. Developed since 2003 in Bonvin Lab, it has been cited ca. 1000 times. A user-friendly web server is also available. HADDOCK is well-known for its ability to integrate data in the modelling calculations. Workshop is organized by our department and sponsored by KNOW and VitaInSilica Sp. z o. o.
Speakers
Prof. A.M.J.J. Bonvin
Dr Anna Vangone
Organizers
Hans A.R. Bluyssen - chairman
Malgorzata Szelag
Adrian Silesian
Anna Czerwoniec
Sponsors
KNOW RNA Research Centre in Poznan
Registration will be open since 13th April 2015 till 17th May 2015 by contacting with This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Please include your name, affiliation and information if you wish a workshop certificate.
The workshop is free of charge. Participants have to cover only travel and accommodation expenses by themselves.
The number of participants is limited to 20 people so we will be accepting applications based on first come first serve rule.
For more information, click here: HADDOCK.
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A Theoretical Antioxidant Pharmacophore For Natural Hydroxycinnamic Acids
Our paper has been recently published:
Szelag M, Urbaniak A, Bluyssen HA (2015) A THEORETICAL ANTIOXIDANT PHARMACOPHORE FOR NATURAL HYDROXYCINNAMIC ACIDS. Open Chemistry 13: 17-31 10.1515/chem-2015-0001.
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