The biology of ribonucleoprotein particles (RNPs) is an important and quickly expanding area of current life science research. Especially for young and less experienced researchers in this field it is often difficult to keep an overview over and to identify and select the optimal combination of analytical tools required to solve their various questions.
Therefore, the Graduate Research Academy RNA Biology organizes a practical course for PhD students with the aim to introduce the participants to a selection of innovative new approaches and state-of-the-art methodology in RNP biology research. Participants will receive hands-on training by renowned experts in the field and have the possibility to discuss their own research projects with invited speakers and local experts to further their own research projects.
This course is aimed at PhD students with a background in biology and related fields ideally at an early stage of their work. Preference will be given to PhD students who are applying or planning to apply similar techniques in their respective research projects.
MicroScale Thermophoresis (MST) | Gernot Längst
Isothermal Titration Calometry (ITC)| Klaus-Jürgen Tiefenbach
Single-Molecule FRET | Dina Grohmann
Single-Molecule RNA FISH | Andrea Bleckmann
RNA-Protein Interaction Studies - RNA Interactomes | Jan Medenbach
Structure Probing of RNPs Using Tethered Enzymes | Jorge Perez-Fernandez
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