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Professor Dr. Thomas Magin

Address Universität Leipzig
Institut für Biologie
Professur für Zell- und Entwicklungsbiologie
Philipp-Rosenthal-Straße 55
04103 Leipzig

Projects

As Applicant
- Completed projects
  - Funktionsanalyse von Keratin-Interaktionen mittels RNAi und homologer Rekombination in humanen Keratinozyten (Research Units)
  - Functional analysis of keratins in embryonic and internal epithelia (Research Grants)
  - Neue in vitro- und in vivo-Ansätze zur Funktion des Intermediärfilament-Proteins Vimentin (Research Grants)
  - Funcitonal analysis of keration-dependent melanosome and vesicle traffic in keratinocytes (Research Grants)
  - Keratin-dependent regulation of protein biosynthesis and cytoskeletal organization during epithelial differentiation (Research Grants)
  - Analysis of keratin dynamics in the early mouse embryo: regulatory mechanisms and functional consequences (Research Grants)
  - The keratin-desmosome scaffold as a signaling module during epithelial differentiation and wound healing (Research Grants)
  - Keratin-dependent regulation of mitochondria in keratinocytes and mouse epidermis (Research Grants)
  - Coordination Funds (Priority Programmes)
  - Keratin-dependent regulation of desmosome composition and actin organization (Priority Programmes)
As Leader
- Completed projects
  - Hochauflösende Lichtmikroskopie-Plattform mit Laserdissektionseinheit (Major Research Instrumentation)
As Spokesperson
- Completed projects
  - SPP 1782: Epithelial intercellular junctions as dynamic hubs to integrate forces, signals and cell behaviour (Priority Programmes)
As Participating Researcher
- Completed projects
  - GRK 804: Analysis of Cellular Functions by Combinatorial Chemistry and Biochemistry (Research Training Groups)
As Project Head
- Completed projects
  - Funktionsanalyse von Cytokeratinen mit Hilfe von Gene Targeting (Collaborative Research Centres)
  - Zelltyp-spezifische Funktionen von Keratinen (Collaborative Research Centres)
  - Analysis of the novel multidomain protein p86DM: coordination of endocytosis, recycling and cytoskeletal organization (Collaborative Research Centres)
As Participating Person
- Completed projects
  - Molekulare Pathogenese des Hepatoblastoms (Research Grants)
As Co-Applicant
- Completed projects
  - Fast imaging of integrin-dependent cytoplasmic signaling in adhesion regulation and actin cytoskeletal remodelling events contributing to immune cell migration (HighLight 2004) (Major Instrumentation Initiatives)

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Professor Dr. Thomas Magin

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