Last November scientists from Glatt lab compiled together the latest advances on Elongator protein 3 (Elp3) and its acetyl-transferase activity. The aim of Abbassi et al.’s review was to explain more clearly the relationship between Elongator and Acetyl-CoA. This work, … Continued

We have a great pleasure to introduce our new Team Member – Rahul Mehta, who joined Max Planck Research Group as a PhD student. He will work with us on a project focused on structural characterization of different RNAs. Here … Continued

To grow efficiently, yeast often need to swich from glucose to galactose and backwords. This is why they developed a simple, yet very efficient mechanism composed of three proteins that turns on when galactose is around and enables the switch … Continued

A few months back our Master student, Konrad has been granted with the Erasmus+ STUDY mobility scholarship and got the opportunity to spend a semester in Heidelberg, Germany working on a research project in one of the city’s top research … Continued

Three Polish scientists have been awarded in the 2020 European Research Council (ERC) Consolidator Grants call.  One of them is Dr. Sebastian Glatt, who is the first scientist in the field of life science to win this prestigious grant in … Continued

Here at Glatt Lab we believe that science should not be limited to the walls of our laboratory. This is why a few weeks ago we had a pleasure to host a journalists from Telewizja Polska S.A – the largest … Continued

We have the pleasure to introduce you to our new Team Member – Kamil Przytulski, who joined us as a PhD student within the Implementation PhD programme in collaboration with a biopharmaceutical company from Wrocław, Captor Therapeutics and Structural Biology … Continued

In recent weeks, when the infection rates of SARS-CoV-2 in Poland skyrocketed and forced our lab members to minimize contact and stay home, we came up with an idea to take advantage of this situation and use this time at … Continued

An international team of researchers from the Max Planck Research Group at the Malopolska Centre of Biotechnology (MCB) deciphered the molecular mechanism of a sulfur carrier system that stands at the root of all eukaryotic Ubiquitin-conjugation systems. For this project, … Continued

Are you interested in structural biology? Do you want to work in the international, world-class institute and publish in the best scientific journals? Max Planck Research Group at Malopolska Centre of Biotechnology has two Ph.D. positions available for students who … Continued