Workshop organized by Prof. Dr. Roland Beckmann, Prof. Dr. Karl-Peter Hopfner, and Prof. Dr. Julian Stingele (LMU).
Intrinsic and extrinsic stresses continuously challenge the integrity and functionality of DNA and RNA, necessitating sophisticated checkpoint, repair, and quality control pathways to safeguard genome stability and gene expression fidelity. Bringing together leading researchers at the interface between DNA and RNA biology, this meeting will highlight emerging mechanisms of nucleic acid stress responses and discuss their role in maintaining cellular homeostasis and preventing disease.
Participants include Tuğçe Aktaş (MPI for Molecular Genetics, Berlin), Daphne Selvaggia Cabianca (Helmholtz Zentrum München/LMU), Rachel Green (CAS Fellow/Johns Hopkins), Toshifumi Inada (LMU-Todai-Fellow/The University of Tokyo), Lea Kaspar (MPI of Psychiatry), Marion Schuller (MPI for Biochemistry, Munich), Maria-Elena Torres-Padilla (LMU).
Die Veranstaltung ist Teil des CAS Schwerpunktes „Nucleic Acid Stress“.
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