Our laboratory combines structural biology, enzymology, and protein engineering to understand how enzymes and protein complexes control cellular processes. We focus on selected enzyme families, including zinc-dependent hydrolases and tubulin-modifying enzymes, with the broader aim of uncovering fundamental biological principles and generating molecular tools that may support future biomedical applications.
We are delighted to share that Šárka Kohoutová was awarded first place for the best student talk in the Section…
We are delighted to share a new collaborative study published in ACS Omega, led by our colleagues at Martin Luther…
We are pleased to share that Šárka Kohoutová has joined our laboratory as a PhD student. Šárka has been part…
We are proud to share that Margaréta Volníková received the Best Poster Presentation Award at the European Intermediate Filament Meeting…
We are delighted to share that Jana Campbell has successfully defended her PhD thesis at Charles University, titled “Structure–Function Studies…
We are delighted to share that Šárka Kohoutová has successfully defended her Master’s thesis at Charles University, where she studied…
We are proud to share that our PhD student Margareta Volníková has successfully passed her doctoral examination in the Molecular…
We are pleased to share a collaborative study published in Glycobiology, led by our colleagues at Georgetown University. The work…
We are proud to announce the publication of our study in Science Advances, where we uncovered a previously unrecognized mechanism…
We are delighted to welcome Sofie Regnerová, who has joined our laboratory for one year to complete her Master’s thesis….
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