Forschungsimpuls – CytoTransport

CytoTransport - Mechanisms and Modulation of Cellular Transport Processes

The DFG-funded research cluster "CytoTransport" combines expertise in biomedicine, computational modeling, structural biology, chemistry and materials science to investigate cellular transport mechanisms in health and disease. To this end, 9 working groups from two university research focuses are working together, represented by the two research institutes IFGA and TREE. An overarching goal is to bundle the institutes' overlapping interests and expertise in the long term.

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Research Focus and Aims

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News and Events

Major success for research in the life sciences

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Better understanding of diabetes and high blood pressure: Biomedical research at H-BRS strengthened

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"A successful day focussing on research"

10. December 2024

Life Sciences Lunchtime Research Seminar - Dr. Oliver Rauh (CytoTransport Cluster, H-BRS)

07. January 2025

Life Sciences Lunchtime Research Seminar - Dr. Pascal Malkemper (Max Planck Institute for Neurobiology of Behavior - CAESAR, Bonn)

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Fields of Research

Cellular Transport Mechanisms

In this field of research, transport processes through ion channels and transport proteins as well as intracellular mechanisms associated with them are investigated.

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Bio-inspired Nanomaterials

In this field of research, bio-inspired nanomaterials for the modulation of transport processes and artificial membrane technologies are being developed.

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