LIV Lecture

The LIV Lecture is an event that takes place once a month on a Thursday. Here, external scientists give an insight into their research work.

The event is open to employees of the LIV and the CSSB as well as interested students and researchers.

LIV Lecture Illustration

Transcriptional regulation of Runx1 in developmental hematopoiesis

New features of the LANA and K15 proteins encoded by Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus

Cdc45 and TopBP1 at the initiation step of DNA replication

How MLL fusion proteins work: transcriptional elongation meets epigenetics

DNA-repair and chromosome dynamics in meiosis

Gene silencing using viral gene transfer

The Siah ubiquitin ligases regulate tumour progression by modulating tumour and stromal intrinsic pathways

The apoptotic arm(s) of the DNA damage response: HIPK2, p53 and beyond

Assembly of ribonucleoproteins involved in HIV-1 RNA trafficking

ITAM Domains as Promoters of Ligand Independent Functions and as a Novel Transformation Pathway Mediated by Oncogenic Pathogens

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Contact

Prof. Dr. Marcus Altfeld

Head of the LIV Lecture organizing team

Phone: +49 (0)40 48051-221

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