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Regulation of DNA Repair and Genome Stability

Within the SFB 1361, we elucidate the molecular mechanisms that modulate the activities of genome maintenance pathways in the cell.

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News

The Ulrich and the Beli lab collaborate to describe an exciting new tool to reprogramme linkage topologies of polyubiquitin chains

The Beli lab collaborated with the Roukos, Luke and Barau lab to identify a novel player in R-loop regulation

New paper published from the collaborative work between the Khobta lab and the Carell lab

Dates

19.05.2022
Prof. Helen Walden
Regulation of DNA interstrand crosslink repair by monoubiquitin
SFB 1361 Seminar

24.05.2022
Dr Katja Luck / Dr Sandra Schick
Networks and omic data integration in genome stability research / Genome regulation by ATP-dependent chromatin remodelers

31.05.2022
Dr Joan Barau / Dr Falk Butter
Transposable elements and genome instability / DNA-binding proteins and MS methods to study DNA damage