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Project Section A:
Biological and chemical modulation of membrane molecule function and dynamics


No.
Title
Research area
PI, Institute
A1
Membrane-proximal signalling events in migrating immune cells Cell biology, immunology Prof. Dr. W. Kolanus,
LIMES-Institute, Molecular Immunology, Bonn
A3
Novel inhibitors of cytoplasmic transmembrane domains and membrane-associated signalling molecules and their use in functional analysis Chemical Biology, Molecular Biomedicine, Biochemistry Prof. M. Famulok,
LIMES Insitute
Chemical Biology & Medicinal Chemistry, Bonn
A4
Regulation of membrane
trafficking and organization by
the Liprin-α protein family
Molecular Neurobiology Dr. S. Schoch-McGovern, Institute of Neuropathology, Bonn
A7
γ-Secretase dependent transport of
lipoprotein receptors
Alzheimer’s disease Prof. J. Walter,
Department of Neurology, University Hospital, Bonn
A9
Non-Genomic Action of
Progesterone
Biophysics,
Sensory Physiology
Prof. B. Kaupp,
Center of European
Studies and Research
(caesar), Bonn
A10
Molecular mechanisms and
functional aspects of insulinreceptor
clustering
Membrane molecule
dynamics
Prof. T. Lang, LIMES Institute, Membrane
Biochemistry, Bonn

 

Project Section B:
Genetic and biochemical manipulation of the lipid metabolism
for the analysis of membrane protein function


No.
Title
Research area
PI, Institute
B1
Role of Schlank in linking cellular
lipid synthesis with hormonedependent
body fat metabolism
Lipid Metabolism Dr. Reinhard Bauer,
Prof. Dr. Michael
Hoch
LIMES-Institute
Development &
Genetics, Bonn
B2
Biological consequences of
mutations in sphingolipid
biosynthesis on metabolism
growth control, cell adhesion and
ion channels in transgenic mice
Molecular Genetics Prof. K. Willecke,
Inst. of Genetics/
LIMES Institute,
Bonn
B3
Function of lysosomal lipid
binding proteins (Previous title:
Functional analysis of membrane
lipids in mutant cell lines)
Lipid and Membrane
Biochemistry
Prof. K. Sandhoff,
LIMES, Membrane
Biology & Lipid
Biochemistry Unit, Bonn
B5
Role of 2-hydroxylated
sphingolipids in the nervous
system and skin
Biochemistry Dr. M. Eckhardt,
Prof. V. Gieselmann,
Institute of
Physiological
Chemistry, Bonn
B7
Endocannabinoids: Metabolites of
Phospholipids as Modulators of
Cell Function
Cell signalling Prof. A. Zimmer,
Institute of Molecular
Psychiatry, Bonn
Prof. I. Bab, Bone Laboratory, Jerusalem
B8
Regulation of lipid synthesis in
plant membranes
Plant lipid
biochemistry
Prof. P. Dörmann,
IMBIO, Bonn
B9
Pathophysiological role of bile
acid β-glucosidase (GBA2):
Studies with GBA2-deficient
mice, mutation analysis of
Gaucher patients
Sphingolipidmetabolism,
Genetics,
Liver regeneration,
Neuroprotection
Dr. Y. Yildiz, Internal
Medicine I, Bonn
v. Echten-Deckert,
LIMES, Membrane
Biology & Lipid
Biochemistry, Bonn

 

Project Section C:
Membrane Trafficking


No.
Title
Research area
PI, Institute
C1
Molecular mechanisms of
mannose-receptor-mediated
endocytosis into stable early
endosomes
Immunology, Cellbiology Prof. C. Kurts,
IMMEI, Bonn
C2
Cell-free Analysis of Phagosome
Biogenesis in Macrophages
Molecular Cell
Biology
Prof. A. Haas,
Institute of Cell
Biology, Bonn
C3
Analysis of the novel
multidomain protein p86DM:
coordination of endocytosis,
recycling and cytoskeletal
organization
Membrane trafficking Prof. T. Magin,
Institute of
Physiological
Chemistry, Bonn
C4
Insulin/insulin receptor transport
and endocytosis in Drosophila
neuroendocrine cells
Membrane trafficking Prof. M. Pankratz,
LIMES Institute,
Development &
Genetics, Bonn
C5
Role of the novel J-domain
transmembrane protein wurst in
the regulation of clathrinmediated
endocytosis
Genetics, Cell
biology, Molecular
Biology
Dr. Matthias Behr
Prof. Dr. Michael
Hoch
LIMES Institute
Development &
Genetics, Bonn
Z2
Central services   Prof. Dr. Michael
Hoch
LIMES Institute
Development &
Genetics, Bonn
Z3
Transgenic animals (generation
and housing in the LIMES animal
facility)
Technical Support Dr. Joachim Degen,
Inst. of Genetics/
LIMES Institute,
Bonn

 

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