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FMP hosts research groups and core facilities divided into three sections: Molecular Physiology & Cell Biology, Structural Biology and Chemical Biology. Below you will find brief descriptions and links to the groups.
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Dorothea Fiedler
Chemical Biology of Signal Transduction
Our group seeks to develop a better understanding of the multiple ways in which nature utilizes phosphate in both protein signaling cascades…
Research UnitChristian Hackenberger
Biomolecule Modification and Delivery
Our group is interested in understanding how nature generates specific biological function in complex cellular environments. Research…
Research UnitVolker Haucke
Molecular Pharmacology and Cell Biology
Research in the laboratory is centered on the visualization and manipulation of the endocytic machinery and of endosomal membrane…
Research UnitThomas J. Jentsch
Physiology and Pathology of Ion Transport
We study ion transport across cellular membranes using techniques of biophysics, cell and molecular biology, and genetically modified mouse…
Research UnitAdam Lange
Molecular Biophysics
We use solid-state NMR spectroscopy and a variety of other biophysical methods to study protein structure and dynamics. The systems of…
Research UnitFan Liu
Structural Interactomics
Our group is interested in developing and applying tools to characterize the complexity of protein interactions within the cell. Using…
Research UnitHartmut Oschkinat
NMR-Supported Structural Biology
The Oschkinat lab focuses on the structural characterisation of protein-protein interactions responsible for the reception and transduction…
Research UnitHan Sun
Structural Chemistry and Computational Biophysics
Our group studies the structure of drug-like molecules and characterizes their interactions with proteins. We apply a variety of…
Research UnitMarc Nazaré
Medicinal Chemistry
Our group is focused on developing new chemical tools to answer fundamental biological questions. These tools cover a broad range of…
Research GroupJohannes Broichhagen
ChemBioProbes
Our lab is looking for new ways to visualize and interrogate biological function, such as cell signalling or protein dynamics.
Junior GroupNoa Lipstein
Synapse Biology
The Synapse Biology group studies the process of information transfer between neurons in the brain. We aim to identify cell biological…
Junior GroupSigrid Milles
Integrated Structural Dynamics
We are particularly interested in the process of clathrin mediated endocytosis, which exploits a high number of intrinsically disordered…
Junior GroupDaniel Roderer
Structure and mechanism of microbiome-driven diseases
We are interested in the molecular mechanism of host-microbiome interactions in the human intestinal system, which play important roles in…
Junior GroupChristian Hackenberger
Peptide Chemistry
The core facility aims at providing simple synthetic peptides to FMP research groups.
Core FacilityJens Peter von Kries
Screening Unit
The Screening Unit provides an open access high throughput technology platform for screening compound libraries (170.000 drug like…
Core FacilityMartin Lehmann
Cellular Imaging Facility
We address questions of biological and pharmacological importance using light microscopy techniques (confocal laser scanning microscopy,…
Core FacilityFan Liu
Mass Spectrometry
The mass spectrometry facility hosts state-of-the-art infrastructure for protein characterization. This includes high-end MS technologies…
Core FacilityPeter Schmieder
NMR
The NMR facility maintains the NMR spectrometers of the FMP and supports researchers from inside and outside the FMP in using…
Core FacilityRalf Schülein
Cell Engineering
The Cell Engineering Facility uses state of the art CRISPR/Cas techniques to generate gene knock-outs and knock-ins in target cells. Other…
Core FacilityEdgar Specker
Compound Management
The aim of the Core Facility Compound Mangement is the production of screening plates for the primary screening at the Screening Unit, the…
Core FacilityNatali Wisbrun
Animal Facility
The Animal Facility takes care of all laboratory animals. Our team works with standards based on directives, conventions and guidelines…
Core Facility
The Leibniz-Forschungsinstitut für Molekulare Pharmakologie (FMP) is part of the Forschungsverbund Berlin e.V. (FVB), which legally represents seven non-university research institutes - members of the Leibniz Association - in Berlin.
Leibniz-Forschungsinstitut für Molekulare Pharmakologie im Forschungsverbund Berlin e.V. (FMP)
Campus Berlin-Buch
Robert-Roessle-Str. 10,
13125 Berlin, Germany
