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Applied Venom Proteomics / Venomics

Applied Venom Proteomics / Venomics
应用毒液蛋白质组学/毒液组学
批准号:
61641854
负责人:
Professor Dr. Christian Betzel
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
德国
项目类别:
Research Grants
财政年份:
2008
资助国家:
德国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2007-12-31 至 2014-12-31

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中文摘要
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拟议的项目统一了德国和巴西研究小组在研究欧洲和巴西生物多样性中精选的昆虫、蛇和蜘蛛毒液中的新蛋白质和其他生物分子的结构、功能、生物技术和药理学方面的科学潜力。这项合作(见意向书)将利用技术诀窍和分析技术的复杂组合,以及动物和昆虫毒液的交换。我们计划首次以比较的方式详细确定选定毒液的蛋白质组组成。我们的初步调查显示,欧洲蛇毒中有100多种不同的蛋白质成分,其中50%是未知化合物。我们将分离和鉴定影响血液凝固、利什曼病和肿瘤生长的新的蛇毒蛋白。对蛇毒成分的详细了解将有助于生产具有更强中和效力的特定抗蛇毒血清,并可研究重要的生理过程。除了拟议的联合研究外,将高度重视对来自德国和巴西小组的受共同监督的博士生进行的跨学科培训和教育。对于博士研究生,将实施一项交流计划。
英文摘要
The proposed project unifies the scientific potential of German and Brazilian research groups for investigating structural, functional, biotechnological and pharmacological aspects of novel proteins and other biomolecules from selected insect, snake and spider venoms from the biodiversity of Europe and Brazil. The collaboration (see letter of intent) will utilize a sophisticated combination of know how and analytical techniques, as well as exchange of animal and insect venoms.We plan to determine in detail for the firs time and in a comparative way, the proteomic compostiions of selceted venoms. Our preliminary investigations showed more than 100 different protein components in the venom of a European snake, 50% of them being unknown compounds. We will isolate and characterize novel venom proteins affecting blood coagulation and clotting, Leishmaniasis and tumor growth. Detailed knowledge of the venom composition will allow the production of specific antivenoms with increased neutralizing effectivness and the investigation of important physiological processes. Beside the proposed joint research the interdisciplinary training and education of the commonly supervised PhD students from the German and Brazilian groups will be given a high priority. For the PhD fellows an exchange program will be implemented.
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Molecular and Cellular Determinants of Tau Protein Condensation into Dense Liquid Phases
Structure-Function-Analysis of selected Snake Venom Proteins and Inhibitor Studies as Target for Drug Design Studies
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