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Projects

Discover our projects focused on advancing biochemistry, molecular biology, and groundbreaking scientific solutions.

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Cathepsins B and X in breast cancer stem cells – molecular targets and relevance for antitumor therapy

Systemic determination of legumain physiological roles

Human Cathepsin F: An unusual cysteine protease involved in neurodegeneration

Proteolysis and its regulation in health and disease

Aptamers and hydrodynamic cavitation, an accessible tool for the analysis of organic residuals in archaeological pottery

Dissecting cancer activome to develop new generation of antibody-drug conjugates

Past projects

Our Past Projects

Explore our completed research projects that have significantly advanced biochemistry, molecular biology, and structural biology. These past endeavors showcase our commitment to scientific excellence and continue to influence ongoing research and innovation.

Involvement of the Lysosomal Cysteine Peptidase Inhibitors in Progression and Metastasis of Mammary Cancer

Role of cysteine proteases in the process of cancerogenesis

Proteomic and aptamer-based approaches for study of host-pathogen interactions in staphylococcal and clostridial infections (participating research organisation)

Role of cysteine cathepsins in inflammation-associated diseases

Proteaze pri vnetjih in celični smrti (Slovene)

Vloga mikro RNA-21 in katepsinov pri zakasnelem prekondicioniranju za akutno odpoved ledvic (Slovene)

Insights into the protein interactions involved in the Potato virus Y – potato relation (participating research organisation – Dušan Turk)

Structural insight into iodine metabolism

The development of enzyme formulation for disinfecting prion-contaminated areas. (participating research organisation – Dušan Turk)

Nataša Poklar Ulrih

Inhibition of Staphylococcus aureus cell wall remodeling

Molecular genetic biomarkers and mechanisms of unresponsiveness to biological therapy anti-TNF in patients with chronic immune diseases (participating research organisation)

Uroš Potočnik

Role of legumain in infection and inflammation

How Gram-positive pathogens impair E-cadherin functions

Role of cysteine cathepsins in complement activation in cancer

Structural biology

Structural insight into the mechanism of Clostridium difficile surface formation

Cathepsin-based non-invasive diagnostics of cancer

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