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Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU)
Fakultät für Chemie und Pharmazie
Department Pharmazie
Fach Pharmazeutische Chemie

Address Butenandtstraße 5-13
81377 München
Deutschland

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81377 München

Projects

Independent Junior Research Groups
- Current projects
  - Chemical approaches for characterising and controlling physiological microtubule composition and dynamics
    (Applicant Thorn-Seshold, Oliver )
Priority Programmes
- Current projects
  - Photo/photoredox-switchable ligands as chemical tools for optogenetics
    (Applicants Lang, Kathrin ; Sumser, Martin ; Thorn-Seshold, Oliver )
  - Substitutive Chemotypes as Tools for the Selective Induction of Ferroptosis in Cancer Cells
    (Applicant Konrad, David )
Research Grants
- Current projects
  - Cone-shaped foldamers for saccharide recognition in water
    (Applicant Huc, Ivan )
  - Improbable folded macrocycle shapes through interactional frustration
    (Applicant Huc, Ivan )
  - Synthesis and pharmacology of selective non-steroidal inhibitors of 24-dehydrocholesterol reductase
    (Applicants Bracher, Franz ; Müller, Christoph )
- Completed projects
  - Helical aromatic foldamer-based protein recognition
    (Applicant Huc, Ivan )
Collaborative Research Centres
- Current projects
  - Aromatic foldamer-based molecular tools for interference with and investigation of epigenetic proteins
    (Project Head Huc, Ivan )
  - Spatio-temporal control over cell and membrane functions with light-driven nanoagents
    (Project Head Thorn-Seshold, Oliver )
CRC/Transregios
- Current projects
  - Investigating the mechanisms and dynamics of TRPC channel activation with pharmacological high-precision tools
    (Project Heads Konrad, David ; Storch, Ursula )
- Completed projects
  - Reagents for spatiotemporal control over TRPM/TRPC function
    (Project Head Thorn-Seshold, Oliver )
Major Research Instrumentation
- Completed projects
WBP Fellowship
- Current projects
  - A chemogenomic approach to target identification in primary human NASH models
    (Applicant Willems, Sabine )

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