Cell, Molecular and Developmental Biology
Within the program on Cell, Molecular and Developmental Biology, we want to understand the nuts and bolts of how cells work and get together to generate complex tissues. The Dresden campus has a strong core of basic scientists working on a number of different model organisms including fly, fish, newt and mouse. Here, molecular and cellular approaches are integrated with evolutionary and developmental cell biology to understand how the differentiation of stem cells and the behaviour of their progeny function to build a complete body. The insights obtained within this research area feed extensively into other programs in Dresden – particularly Regenerative Biology and Biomedicine – to facilitate applied and translational science.
Image © Federico Calegari Group
Research Groups
© CRTD
Currently Recruiting (call is closed)
Mareike Albert Group
TUD CRTD Gene regulatory mechanisms of neocortex evolution
© Katrin Boes
Currently Recruiting (call is closed)
Simon Alberti Group
TUD BIOTEC Organization of cytoplasm across space and time
Olaf Bergmann Group
TUD CRTD Dynamics and Mechanisms of Cell Renewal
Michael Brand Group
TUD CRTD, TUD BIOTEC, TUD PoL Development and Regeneration of the Vertebrate Brain
© CRTD
Currently Recruiting (call is closed)
Frank Buchholz Group
TUD Medical Campus Functional genomics in mammalian cells: applications to cancer- and stem cell- biology
Denis Corbeil Group
TUD BIOTEC Organization and Dynamics of Plasma Membrane Protrusions: From Cell Biology to Regenerative Therapy
© Kirsten Lassig
Christian Dahmann Group
TUD Biology, TUD PoL Signals and mechanics in epithelial morphogenesis
© CRTD
Currently Recruiting (call is closed)
Anthony Gavalas Group
TUD PLID Stem Cells in Pancreas Development and Disease
Caghan Kizil Group
DZNE, TUD CRTD Mechanisms of Induced Plasticity of the Brain
© Magdalena Gonciarz
Jörg Mansfeld Group
TUD BIOTEC Proteolysis in Cell Cycle and Cell Fate Decisions: How Ubiquitylation Coordinates Proliferation and Differentiation
© CRTD
Currently Recruiting (call is closed)
Nikolay Ninov Group
TUD CRTD, TUD PLID From pancreatic β-cell biology to drug discovery for Diabetes
© J. Theobald
Klaus Reinhardt Group
TUD Biology Biology of Sperm and Mitochondrial-Nuclear Interactions
Ingo Roeder Group
TUD Medical Campus Systems biology with applications in medicine, (stem) cell and developmental biology
Tomohisa Toda Group
DZNE Nuclear architecture in the long-term maintenance of brain function and brain aging
Currently Recruiting (call is closed)
Attila Tóth Group
TUD MTZ Genome integrity in the mammalian germline: recombination and checkpoints during gametogenesis