Abk�rzung zur Hauptnavigation Abk�rzung zu den Newsmeldungen Abk�rzung zu den Topstories  
English Version English Version
  MedUni Wien  trenner  Intranet  trenner  MedUni Wien - Shop  trenner  Universitätsbibliothek  trenner  Universitätsklinikum AKH Wien  trenner
 
Anatomie.png
 
 
 
Hauptnavigation
  • Home
  • Allgem. Informationen
  • Abteilungen / Wissenschaft & Forschung
  • Studium & Lehre
  • Jobs
 
Abteilungen / Wissenschaft & Forschung / Abteilung für Zell- u. Entwicklungsbiologie / Epigenetics and RNA Biology / Group Rossmanith
 
Subnavigation
  • Abteilung für Anatomie
  • Abteilung für Zell- u. Entwicklungsbiologie
    • All Groups
    • Cell and Tissue Biology
    • Molecular Genetics and Orphan Diseases
    • Developmental Biology
    • Epigenetics and RNA Biology
      • Group Jantsch
      • Group Miller
      • Group Pusch
      • Group Rossmanith
        • Research Interests
        • People
        • Publications
        • Funding
      • Group Schaefer
      • Group Seiser
      • Group Vesely/Gawish/Pereira
      • Group Vilardo
      • Group Wossidlo
      • Group Goldeck/Holzer/Mikula
    • Publications


Inhaltsbereich

Group: Rossmanith, Walter

tRNA biology & mitochondria
tRNAs are the adaptor molecules of cellular protein biosynthesis, the molecular link between the genetic code and the amino acid building blocks of proteins. We are interested in the making of tRNAs in a cell and study the enzymes involved in this multistep process. Our interest in mitochondria, the powerhouses and metabolic centres of eukaryotic cells, covers the organelles’ RNA metabolism as well as their malfunction in various, mostly rare degenerative diseases. tRNAs also play a central role in mitochondrial RNA processing and are often responsible for impaired mitochondrial function, and this is where the seemingly unrelated areas come together. We employ a variety of experimental approaches and model systems for our studies, and collaborate with clinicians in the study of patient disease.


Please visit the lab’s website for more information on our research interests.

 
Drucken
 

Schnellinfo

 
-- Zentrumsinfo
-- MitarbeiterInnen
-- Researcher profiles
-- Jobs
-- Körperspende
-- Nachruf Frau Univ. Prof. Dr. Margit Pavelka
-- Elektronenmikroskopie
 
 

Featured

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
© MedUni Wien | Impressum | Nutzungsbedingungen | Datenschutzerklärung | Barrierefreiheit | Kontakt