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Clemens Plaschka

Messenger RNA (mRNA) maturation is a crucial step in gene expression, requiring the coordinated action of multiple cellular machines. These machines make dramatic changes to the mRNA, the mRNA-bound proteins, and ultimately prepare mature mRNA for export from nucleus to cytoplasm. We apply structural and functional methods to reveal the molecular basis of human mRNA biogenesis and the coordination between maturation events. Our goal is to understand how an mRNA is made.

Group Members

Farja Isabel AYALA MUNOZ
PhD Student
Vytaute BOREIKAITE
Postdoc
Laura FIN
Senior Research Assistant
Constanze Barbara GREMMELMAIER
PhD Student
Ulrich Justin Bernhard HOHMANN
Alexander William PHILLIPS
Research Assistant
Clemens PLASCHKA
Group Leader
Julia PORTELL I DE MONTSERRAT
Daria RIABOV BASSAT
Postdoc
Patricia Bianca ROTHE
PhD Student
Kevin SABATH
Postdoc
Ulla SCHELLHAAS
PhD Student
Matthias Kopano VORLÄNDER
Postdoc

Lab Alumni

Master Students

Felix Hartmann (2021-2022)
Justus Kleifeld (2021-2022) 
Ulla Schellhaas (2019-2020)
Jasmin Kuhn (2019)
Thomas Pühringer (2018-2020)
Bélen Pacheco-Fiallos (2018-2020)
Michael Szalay (2018-2019)