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"Jahrbuch" (Annual Reports, in German only)
"Jahrbuch der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft"
In its "Jahrbuch" (Annual Report) the Max Planck Society renders account on the scientific research performed at its institutes. The Jahrbuch includes scientific research reports from all the Max Planck facilities, the scientific presentations held at the General Meeting, as well a CD-ROM containing a bibliographic database of all the scientific publications of the Max Planck Society since 1998. The Jahrbuch is not available in English.
Below you will find reports (in German, with an English abstract) of the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry from the last years.

Jahrbuch 2010

> Dietrich oder Schlüsselbund: Was ein Protein und ein Panzerknacker gemeinsam haben
Author: Griesinger, Christian
Novel NMR spectroscopic parameters allowed to determine not only the average structure of the protein ubiquitin but in addition the description of a faithful ensemble of the protein in solution. The ensemble reflected especially the ...
[more - in German]
> Electron spins as probes for biomoleculesElektronenspins als Sonden in Biomolekülen
Author: Tkach, Igor und Bennati, Marina
Unpaired electrons possess a magnetic moment, which is about three orders of magnitude larger than the one of a proton. This moment can be employed as a highly sensitive probe in EPR spectroscopic investigations to gain structural ...
[more - in German]

Jahrbuch 2009

> Epigenetics: Regulation of gene activity by histone modifications Epigenetik: Regulation der Genaktivität durch Histonmodifizierungen
Author: Fischle, Wolfgang
In all cells of our bodies DNA is found complexed with basic proteins, the so-called histones. These proteins not only organize and protect the genetic information, but are also crucially involved in all biological processes involving DNA. In ...
[more - in German]
> Logistics on smallest possible space: Transport processes between cell nucleus and cytoplasmLogistik auf kleinstem Raum: Transportprozesse zwischen Zellkern und Zytoplasma
Author: Dirk Görlich
The cell nucleus is enclosed by the nuclear envelope, lacks protein synthesis and therefore imports each and every protein from the cytosol. Conversely, the nucleus supplies the cytoplasm with nuclear products, such as ribosomes, tRNAs and mRNAs. The ...
[more - in German]

Jahrbuch 2008

> Molecular complexes investigated by high-resolution solid-state Magnetic Resonance spectroscopyUntersuchung an molekularen Komplexen mittels hochauflösender Festkörper-NMR-Spektroskopie
Author: Baldus, Marc
Many chemical or biophysical processes involve molecules that are insoluble or non-crystalline. Consider, for instance, the functional control of membrane proteins by external ligands or the formation of protein aggregates in the context of ...
[more - in German]
> The genetic network of the circadian clock coordinates the communication between the organism and its environmentChronobiologie: Das genetische Netzwerk der zirkadianen Uhr koordiniert die Wechselwirkung zwischen Lebewesen und Umwelt
Author: Eichele, Gregor
Circadian clocks regulate a plethora of physiological processes including the sleep/wake cycle, blood pressure and body temperature. Such clocks enable organisms to adjust to the 24-hour day/night cycle resulting from the rotation of the earth. ...
[more - in German]

Jahrbuch 2007

> Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Neurobiology – From Mouse to HumanMagnetresonanz-Tomografie in der Neurobiologie – von Maus bis Mensch
Author: Frahm, Jens
Research of the Biomedical NMR unit focuses on the further development of magnetic resonance imaging and advanced applications in neurobiology. Pertinent approaches allow for unique insights into the structure, metabolism, and function of the intact ...
[more - in German]
> Release of neurotransmitters and hormones: similar and totally differentFreisetzung von Neurotransmittern und Hormonen: Sehr ähnlich und doch ganz anders
Author: Neher, Erwin
The release of signalling molecules from a variety of cell types proceeds along very similar lines. In nerve endings neurotransmitter is stored in membrane bound containers, so called vesicles. It is released on arrival of a nerve impulse by the ...
[more - in German]

Jahrbuch 2006

> The JAK/STAT signalling pathwayDer JAK/STAT-Signalübertragungsweg
Author: Zeidler, Martin
The development of a complex animal from a single egg cell requires both cell division and cell specialization to produce the different organs and structures required for adult life. In order to be able to complete such developmental programs ...
[more - in German]
> Cellular subtype identity in the pancreasPrägung der Zellidentität in der Bauchspeicheldrüse
Author: Mansouri, Ahmed
A minor part of the pancreas is responsible for the secretion of hormones, such as insulin, to regulate the bloodsugar level. The mouse is used as an animal model to identify factors that drive the cellular subtype identity of these different ...
[more - in German]

Jahrbuch 2005

> New law in light microscopy allows for unprecedented resolutionNeues Gesetz zur Auflösung in der Lichtmikroskopie ermöglicht Bilder in bisher unbekannter Schärfe
Author: Hell, Stefan W.
Light microscopy has continually played a key role in science, but diffraction has limited the imaging of details that are smaller than about half the wavelength of light. For the important contrast mode of fluorescence, which is crucial to modern ...
[more - in German]
> Germ Cell Development in Zebrafish Keimzellentwicklung im Zebrafisch
Author: Raz, Erez
Animals are made of two major cell types, somatic cells that are responsible for the development and survival of the organism (e.g. muscle cells, cells in the nervous system etc.) and germ cells that are responsible for the generation of a new organism ...
[more - in German]

Jahrbuch 2004

> Molecular and cellular mechanisms of synaptic development and plasticityMolekulare und zelluläre Mechanismen synaptischer Entwicklung und Plastizität
Author: Sigrist, Stephan
Synapses are the places where neurons speak to each other, and changing synapses seemingly underlies information storage in the nervous system. The Max Planck group "Neuroplasticity" focuses on the cellular and molecular mechanisms of synapse ...
[more - in German]
> Vibrational energy transfer through molecular chainsSchwingungsenergietransfer durch molekulare Ketten
Author: Schwarzer, Dirk
Intramolecular vibrational energy flow in bridged azulene-anthracene compounds is investigated by time-resolved spectroscopy. The bridges consist of molecular chains of the type (CH2)m with m ≤ 6 as well as ...
[more - in German]

Jahrbuch 2003

> Ergebnisse zur Bestimmung der Dynamik von Proteinen sowie der Interaktion von Liganden mit Proteinen
Author: Griesinger, Christian
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR)spectroscopy delivers information about the structure and the dynamics of biomolecules in their physiologic environment, i.e. for cytosolic proteins in aqueous medium and for membraneous proteins in the ...
[more - in German]
> Fluktuation in Biomembranen
Author: Heimburg, Thomas
Our group is predominantly interested in cooperative phenomena of artificial and biological membranes. In particular, we study lipid melting, elastic constants, relaxation processes and permeation. We use a variety of spectroscopic and ...
[more - in German]
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