FOR 5200:  Disrupt - Evade - Exploit: Gene expression and host response programming in DNA virus infection (DEEP-DV)

• Subject Area: Medicine ; Biology
• Term: since 2021
• Project identifier: Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 443644894

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• DFG Programme: Research Units
• International Connection: Denmark

Projects

• Comparative analysis of varicella zoster virus spread, immune control and evasion employing complex skin and neuronal organoids (Applicants Czech-Sioli, Manja ;  Viejo-Borbolla, Abel )
• Computational analysis of gene regulation in DNA virus infection (Applicants Erhard, Florian ;  Friedel, Caroline )
• Coordination Funds (Applicant Fischer, Nicole Brigitte )
• Functional Epigenomics of Gammaherpesvirus Latency (Applicant Grundhoff, Adam )
• Gene expression changes during Merkel Cell Polyomavirus productive and persistent infection in skin organoids (Applicant Fischer, Nicole Brigitte )
• Integrative characterisation of viral and cellular regulation of human cytomegalovirus replication (Applicant Bosse, Jens Bernhard )
• Manipulation of nuclear determinants by Human Adenovirus to exploit PML nuclear bodies and chromatin regulators for efficient viral gene expression (Applicant Schreiner, Sabrina )
• Mechanistic insights into the interferon-stimulated gene product zinc finger antiviral protein during lytic and latent human cytomegalovirus infection (Applicant Brinkmann, Melanie )
• Pervasive transcription in human cytomegalovirus infection (Applicant Dölken, Lars )
• RNA-mediated regulation of transcription during herpes simplex virus 1 infection (Applicant Landthaler, Markus )
• Role of the intercellular heterogeneity, epigenetics and viral factors in the decision between lytic replication and latency of human herpesvirus 6 (Applicant Kaufer, Ph.D., Benedikt Bertold )
• Spatiotemporal control of human cytomegalovirus gene silencing (Applicant Stamminger, Thomas )

• Spokesperson: Professorin Dr. Nicole Brigitte Fischer