A newly discovered protein from a fungus is able to suppress the innate immune system of plants. This has been reported by research teams from Cologne and Würzburg in the journal "Nature Communications".
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6th SuSy European meeting in Wuerzburg
05/20/2016The publishing house De Gruyter asked Jürgen Seibel, professor of organic chemistry at the University of Würzburg, to succeed Nikolaus Amrhein (ETH Zürich) as Editor-in-Chief of the well-established journal "Zeitschrift für Naturforschung C – Journal of Biosciences".
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Scientists from the University of Würzburg have managed to take a unique look at the membranes of human cells using a new technique. This technique that they have devised makes individual saccharified proteins and lipids visible at the molecular level.
moreTwo million euros for infection research
12/10/2013
Massenhaft und maßgeschneidert
10/15/2013
Holding Multi-Resistant Bacteria in Check
07/31/2013
Gefährliche Lust auf Süßes
07/08/2013Süße Verführung - die gefährliche Lust auf Zucker
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DuPont-Young Professor Award
06/03/2013
A sugar manufacturer from the laboratory
03/31/2011
Researchers from Würzburg and Braunschweig have deciphered how a particular enzyme naturally constructs large sugar molecules. Armed with this knowledge they can now produce customized sugar for use in the food industry as prebiotics.
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Poster prize awarded to Arne Homann
06/10/2010
Congratulations to Arne Homann! He was awarded the poster prize at the 15th european carbohydrate symposium held in Vienna.
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