Molecular Biology
Gene expression, epigenetic regulation and molecular diagnostics.
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Istanbul Yeni Yuzyil University
An interdisciplinary research infrastructure for molecular biology, microbiology, toxicology and biomedical engineering.
Researchers from different faculties work together on joint projects under one shared infrastructure.
Gene expression, epigenetic regulation and molecular diagnostics.
Fungal and bacterial pathogens and their virulence mechanisms.
Cytotoxicity and oxidative stress responses in cell lines.
Interdisciplinary projects for biomedical applications.
Each group sustains the laboratory’s scientific output with its own researchers, projects and publications.
We investigate the production, characterization, and interactions of biomaterials, functional polymers, and nanostructures with biological systems.
We analyze genomic, transcriptomic, and multiomic data using computational methods and investigate molecular interactions through docking.
The Mobile Element Research Group investigates how mobile genetic elements relate to genomic diversity, gene expression, and responses to environmental stress. Our work focuses on retrotransposons and endogenous retroviruses, using…
We investigate molecular mechanisms of disease and the cellular effects of natural bioactive compounds using in vitro models and genetic analyses.
We investigate the chemical properties and biological activities of plant extracts, essential oils, and isolated natural compounds.
We investigate the molecular biology of barley and wheat pathogens, antifungal compounds, and cereal stress responses.
The Toxicology Research Group studies the cellular effects of natural and synthetic substances using in vitro models. Our work focuses on cell viability, DNA damage, oxidative stress, and cell death.…


Real-time PCR, capillary sequencing, fluorescence microscopy, cell culture and microbiology units — 78 instruments · 5 categories.
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