Molecular and Cellular Biophysics

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Biophysics is an interdisciplinary science which aims for a quantitative understanding of the fundamental principals of life. At the institute of molecular and cellular biophysics we join our efforts to unravel the mechanics of biosystems, spanning from the molecular up to the cellular scale.

512. WE-Heraeus-Seminar:

Single Molecule Kinetics
T. Hugel, M. Rief

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Latest Publications

S. Kienle, S. Liese, N. Schwierz, R.R. Netz, T.Hugel (2012)

The effect of temperature on single polypeptide adsorption

ChemPhysChem (2012) Link: [download]

V. Schaller and A.R. Bausch (2012)

A Fresh Twist for Self-assembly

Nature, N&W, doi:10.1038/nature10796 Link: [download]

C. Ratzke, F. Berkemeier and T. Hugel (2012)

Hsp90's mechano-chemical cycle is dominated by thermal fluctuations

PNAS (2012), 109, 1, 161–166

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Rief Group

Prof. Dr. Matthias Rief (E22 Chair)
Protein Folding and Molecular Motors

Bausch Group

Prof. Dr. Andreas Bausch (E27 Chair)
Cellular Biophysics

Sackmann Group

Prof. Dr. Erich Sackmann (Emeritus)
Physics of Biomaterials

Hugel Group

Prof. Dr. Thorsten Hugel
Single Molecule Detection
and Manipulation

Dietz Group

Prof. Dr. Hendrik Dietz
Laboratory for Biomolecular
Nanotechnology

Woehlke Group

PD Dr. Günther Woehlke
Microtubule-dependent processes