Field of study: Biomolecular Chemistry
Topics of doctoral theses (supervisor)
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Roles of posttranscriptional modifications in RNA processing –
graduate 2016
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Mechanisms of RNA quality control in the nucleus –
graduate 2014
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A role of the TRAMP complex in RNA processing and turnover –
graduate 2014
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The role of DIS3L2 in the degradation of the uridylated RNA species in humans –
graduate 2014
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Functional and structural characterization of key players in RNA quality control: the exosome, TRAMP and NRD1 complexes –
graduate 2013
Field of study: Biomolecular chemistry and bioinformatics
Topics of doctoral theses (supervisor)
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The role of protein-protein interactions in the dynamics of m6A RNA modification –
ongoing study
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The role of post-transcriptional modifications of RNA in humans –
graduate 2024
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Characterization of human RNA-binding proteins involved in RNA processing and degradation –
graduate 2022
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The role of m6A modification in the regulation of gene expression –
graduate 2020
Field of study: Biomolecular chemistry and bioinformatics
Topics of doctoral theses (supervisor)
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RNA surveillance of coding and noncoding RNAs in human cells –
graduate 2019
Field of study: Life Sciences
Topics of doctoral theses (supervisor)
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Terminal RNA Modifications in Gene Expression and Viral Infection" Posttranscriptional RNA modifications possess key roles in diverse pathways in humans, including development, disease and infections. This PhD project will focus on the machines and role of terminal modifications of coding and noncoding RNAs. They can affect mRNA metabolism and protein synthesis by direct mRNA modifications or via tailing of regulatory noncoding RNAs. –
ongoing study
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The role of RNA modification in organellar Metabolism –
ongoing study
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Mechanisms of pre-mRNA processing by posttranscriptional modifications –
ongoing study
Field of study: Molecular Medicine
Topics of doctoral theses (supervisor)
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Role of posttranscriptional RNA modifications in cellular differentiation –
ongoing study
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