Meytal Landau

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31 January 2023

ERC Consolidator Grant success at EMBL

EMBL AnnouncementsLab Matters EMBL Rome group leader Jamie Hackett receives EUR 2 million for the ModLogic project, aimed at understanding how chromatin modifications impact gene activity.

2023

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6 October 2021 Three ribbon-shaped fibres are coming out of a bacterium visible in the middle. The strong perspective of the fibres gives a dramatic feel to the illustration.

Three ribbon-shaped fibres are coming out of a bacterium visible in the middle. The strong perspective of the fibres gives a dramatic feel to the illustration.

From creating new antimicrobials to combating Alzheimer’s disease

Science & Technology Structural biology provides insights into the diverse functions of fibrous protein in humans, amphibians, and bacteria.

2021

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14 January 2021 An electron microscopy photo shows two bacterial cells surrounded by several white fibrils of the amphibian peptide.

Toadlet peptide transforms into a deadly weapon against bacteria

Science & Technology Researchers at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology and EMBL Hamburg, in collaboration with scientists in Israel and Spain, have discovered remarkable molecular properties of an antimicrobial peptide from the skin of the Australian toadlet. The discovery could inspire the development of…

2021

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16 October 2020 Meytal Landau is standing next to a lab bench. On the bench, laboratory equipment is visible, such as pipettes, flasks, bottles with reagents, a calculator, and more.

Meytal Landau is standing next to a lab bench. On the bench, laboratory equipment is visible, such as pipettes, flasks, bottles with reagents, a calculator, and more.

Welcome: Meytal Landau

Lab MattersPeople & Perspectives New associate group leader at EMBL Hamburg investigates the structure of functional amyloids in bacteria and in human disease

2020

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