Prof. Dr. Leonhard Möckl

Professorship of Nano-optical Imaging

We use advanced optical tools to understand biomedical processes at the molecular scale, especially in the context of glycobiology and -immunology.

 

Research projects

  • Investigation of bisacylphophane oxides (BAPOs) as novel photolatent anticancer compounds
  • Super resolution microscopy-based analysis of the functional of the glycocalyx
  • iSCAT-based analysis of glycan dynamics
  • Microscopical investigation of membrane protein architecture

  • J110: Epithelial telomere shortening in the pathogenesis of ulcerative colitis

    (FAU Funds)

    Project leader:
    Term: 1. November 2024 - 30. April 2027
    Various factors contribute to the pathogenesis of ulcerative colitis (UC). Importantly, telomere shortening is often observed in intestinal epithelial cells (IECs) of patients with UC. Nevertheless, the functional role telomere length in IECs is poorly understood. This project aims to evaluate how telomere length is involved in the regulation of pro-inflammatory pathways and affects the barrier integrity in patients with UC.

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