Assembly and maturation of flaviviruses
| Supervisor | Pavel Plevka, Ph.D. |
| Research Group | Structural Virology |
The project will investigate how flavivirus particles assemble and mature into infectious virions. Using cryo-electron microscopy, cryo-electron tomography, and complementary biochemical approaches, the work will characterize structural intermediates of virus assembly and maturation and determine how viral proteins, membranes, and host-cell factors regulate these processes.
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- 4D In-Vivo X-Ray MicroCT for Longitudinal Imaging of Coral Biomineralization and Skeletal Dynamics
- Additively Manufactured Sensors for Crop & Plant Health Monitoring
- Advanced Software for Batch Processing of Correlative Imaging with Quantitative Phase and Fluorescence
- Assembly and Maturation of Flaviviruses
- Cell Entry and Genome Delivery of Non-Enveloped Viruses
- Design Principles of Fusogenic Proteins for Lipid Vesicles
- Development of Advanced MRI Techniques for Functional Brain Mapping
- Development of Multimaterial 3D Printing Using the Digital Light Processing Method
- FAST-4D hiQPI: Fast, Accurate, Scalable, Time-Lapse 4D Holographic Incoherent-Light-Source Quantitative Phase Imaging
- Frascan II: Methods and Applications
- How Whole-Genome Triplication Shaped Desert Adaptation in Brassiceae
- Integrating Osteological and Biomolecular Evidence to Investigate Chromosomal Aneuploidies in Past Populations
- Laser- and Plasma-Assisted Dry Synthesis of Graphitic Micro-Patterns for Bioactive Cell Interfaces
- LIMA: LIBS Integrated Mineral Analyzer for Automated Mineralogy and Quantitative Elemental Prediction
- Lipid Nanoparticles in Drug Delivery
- Magneto-Structural Properties and Quantum Phenomena in Molecular Materials
- Method Development in Palaeoproteomics
- Molecular Magnetic Materials for Quantum Spin Control and Emerging Quantum Technologies
- Next-Generation Anticancer Therapies Based on Metallodrugs
- One Protein to Rule Them All: Decoding the Multifunctionality of Paramyxovirus Matrix Proteins
- Pushing the Frontiers of Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy for Biotechnology and Materials Engineering
- Quantum Correlations in Free-Electron–Photon Interactions: Theoretical Foundations and Experimental Protocols
- Regulation of Drought Stress Memory and Resilience in Brassica napus Plants
- Retrogene Evolution in Brassicaceae: The Roles of Genomic Context and Polyploid History
- RNA-Associated Mechanisms in Polycomb-Mediated Epigenetic Silencing
- Single-Atom Catalysts for Sustainable Ammonia Production
- Structural Basis of Pathological Tau Recognition and Early Aggregation in Tauopathies
- Theoretical Investigation of Magnetic Molecules Supported on 2D Materials and Nanostructures Using Advanced Quantum-Chemical and Molecular-Modelling Methods
- Tracing Brain Disease Back to Developmental Decisions
- Translation Control
- Tunable and Robust Charge Injection Layers
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