Martin von Bergen

TL;DR: As a result, pathogenic and nonpathogenic species from the genus Prototheca can be identified, with possible consequences for clinical diagnostics by MALDI‐typing.

TL;DR: The utility and several benefits using a concentration-response approach in proteomics studies could be shown including knowledge about and the ability to model concentration dependent dynamics of molecular endpoints and to help selecting the most promising protein spots for further investigations such as protein identification and biomarker studies.

TL;DR: Stable isotope probing was used to identify microorganisms from a coastal environment that assimilate nitrogen from methylamine, and both bacteria identified used the γ‐glutamyl‐methylamide pathway, found in both methylotrophs and non‐methylotrophic microorganisms, to metabolize methYlamine.

TL;DR: In this article, the use of compounds capable of inhibiting protein aggregate formation and capable of depolymerising protein aggregates for the preparation of a pharmiaceutical composition for treating neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer disease was discussed.

TL;DR: It appears that the presence of a halobenzoate‐specific carboxylic acid CoA ligase rather than a specific reductive dehalogenase governs whether an aromatic compound degrading anaerobe is capable of metabolizing halobanzoates.