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The
Biological Physics Group is a part of the X-ray
and Electron Microscopy Laboratory at the The
Group was founded on of the
following researchers: |
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Prof. Marek Cieplak (group leader) |
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who
come from different experimental or theoretical backgrounds. |
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The hope is that the Group will provide
a new biology-related focus
for research done at the The
Group's interests are the kinetics of protein folding, mechanical
manipulations of proteins and biological cells, understanding
of interactions of proteins with DNA and RNA, photodynamic
therapy, and many others. The
experimental techniques the Group has expertise in are: the
stopped-flow electron spin resonance, atomic force microscopy, X-ray
spectroscopy, fluorescence spectroscopy, calorimetry,
chemical kinetics, and high pressure methods. |
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We
seek collaboration at all levels, both locally and globally. |
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Information about research plans For the
Scientific Council of the |
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