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Accurate timing for differentiation of cells and their precise spatial integration into a complex organism require constant communication across cellular interfaces. Exchange of information and signals mostly occurs via assembly and disassembly of molecular platforms that serve as cellular decision-making hubs. To understand the dynamic organization and decision-making processes at cellular interfaces this collaborative research center will follow an integrated research approach, combining projects at two levels:
First we will decipher the formation of particular plasma membrane domains in isolated cells and at interfaces between neighboring cells. Second we will study the functional consequences of selected cellular interfaces in the context of the organisms. Our studies employ state-of-the-art high-resolution imaging modalities and utilize the advantages offered by genetic model organisms. We will then integrate both levels of analyses by incorporating the mechanistic insights gained from simpler model systems into a multicellular context to gain a better understanding of how specific properties of cellular interfaces are used to shape and regulate complex tissue structures within organisms.
Three days packed with exciting science and many stimulating discussions - our SFB1348 meeting at "Molecular Mechanisms of Membrane Organization" was a great success thanks to a fantastic lineup of speakers. Thanks to everyone for sharing their insights and for making this event extraordinary!
Exciting seminar with Madhusmita Tripathy about "Probing the Microscopic Origin of Plasma Membrane Heterogeneity and its Function in Molecular Simulations". Click here for more information.
The CRC 1348 office is located in the Multiscale Imaging Center (MIC). Our seminars take place in the MIC auditorium.
From Münster central station (Münster Westf Hbf) you can reach the MIC by bus in around 30 minutes.
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