The Laboratory of structural biology was established in March 2010. We use methods of molecular, cell and structural biology to elucidate the structure-function relationship of several zinc-dependent hydrolases, including histone deacetylases (HDACs) and glutamate carboxypeptidase II (GCPII). The objective of our work is to understand the role of these enzyme in (patho)physiology with the focus on basic biochemical and structural studies.
A warm welcome to Ruzena, who joined our lab as a research assistant. Looking forward to our future collaboration!
Warm welcome to Pavlína, who joined our lab as a research assistant. Looking forward to our future collaboration!
In collaboration with Sippl and Schutkowski labs (Halle, Germany) we used the AlphaFold models of HDAC11 for structure-based virtual screening…
Warm welcome to Júlia, who joined our lab as a research assistant. Looking forward to our future collaboration!
Congratulations to Zorka on her first first-author manuscript published in J Chem Inf Model, where we provide detailed characterization of…
In collaboration with Jan Dvorak group (Czech University of Life Sciences Prague) we used the C. elegans model organism to…
We secured funding from the Czech Science Foundation for our project aimed at understanding physiological functions of histone deacetylase 11…
Congratulation to Shivam on his successful PhD defense at the Faculty of Natural Sciences, Charles University, Prague. Great job, Dr….
Congratulations to Gargi on her first first-author manuscript published in ACS Pharmacol Transl Sci! Here we describe the engineering and…
Warm welcome to Margareta, who joined our lab as a PhD student. Her work will focus on characterization of the…
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