Hake Group (Alumni)
Histone Variants and their Posttranslational Modifications
Many biological processes, such as gene regulation, mitosis, DNA repair and apoptosis are regulated by alterations of chromatin structure. Several different mechanisms exist to change the structure of chromatin, thereby influencing the functional output. In this regard, we study the functional significance of novel post-translational histone modifications (PTMs) and specialized mammalian histone variants, in particular H3.1, H3.2 and H3.3, by using a variety of cell biological, biochemical and molecular biological methods.
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- Oktoberfest 2014
- Sebastian's Defense 2015
- Nikos Defense 2007
- North-Lab Winter 2007
- The nucleosome story 2007
- Hake Lab in Spring 2008
- North Lab Summer Party 2008
- Doktamed
- Octoberfest 2009
- Wedding Sonja 2010
- Lab Retreat 2010 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
- Sonja's Thesis Defense 2010
- Carneval 2011
- Habilitationsförderpreis der LMU 2012
- North-Lab Retreat Garmisch-Partenkirchen 2012
- Clemens Defense
- Lab Retreat 2013
- Oktoberfest 2013
- Carneval 2014
- North Lab Retreat 2014