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Contact Cathrin Müller Head Animal Facility Mouse +49 3641 65-6608 cathrin.mueller@leibniz-fli.de Info 10 facts about mice as animal model in research (in German only, content from the initiative

252. New research group on genomic stability: Zhao-Qi Wang

The new research group, headed by the internationally renowned expert on mouse genetics, will resume its work on DNA damage response including DNA damage signaling, DNA repair, cell cycle control

253. Missing IER3IP1 protein leads to severe brain developmental disease

Christoph Kaether, Forschungsgruppenleiter

Study by the "Membrane Transport" research group at the Leibniz Institute on Aging - Fritz Lipmann Institute (FLI) in Jena sheds light on the molecular mechanisms of a rare disease. Jena. A study

254. Fritz Lipmann seminar series: Thomas Jentsch, MDC Berlin, Physiologie und Pathologie des Ionentransportes

Within our institute's Fritz Lipmann lecture series, the FLI will welcome the distinguished speaker Thomas Jentsch MDC Berlin, Physiologie und Pathologie des Ionentransportes Within our

255. 5 FLI-talks at the CSH 'Molecular Genetics of Aging' meeting

From October 9th to 13th the sixth meeting on 'Molecular Genetics of Aging' will take place at Cold Spring Harbor, NY. From October 9th to 13th the sixth meeting on 'Molecular Genetics of Aging'

256. Diversity at FLI

Diversity Day 2019 - Diversity at FLI The FLI signed the German Diversity Charter in 2013. As an international research institute many co-workers from different countries all over the world,

257. Student of the jun.iversity-Camp at FLI

This year the jun.iversity summercamp is taking place in Jena again; a camp for specially gifted, inquisitive and motivated children and adolescents between ten and eighteen, who enjoy science and

258. Awards for three Leibniz scientists (HKI)

Junior scientists from HKI, FLI and IPHT receive science prizes from the Beutenberg Campus e. V. Every year the Beutenberg Campus Jena e.V. awards two science prizes for outstanding work by young

259. Maus-Genetiker stärkt biomedizinische Altersforschung

„Nur durch Erforschung geeigneter Tiermodelle können wir komplexe Vorgänge wie die Alterung und ihre assoziierten Erkrankungen beim Menschen wirklich verstehen“, so die Aussage von Prof. Zhao-Qi

260. X chromosomal genetic variant delays progression to AIDS in HIV-infected women

After infection with HIV, the destruction of the immune system and the subsequent development of AIDS symptoms progress at different rates in different patients. An international research team