Seminari


Tutti i seminari attinenti alle tematiche di Biologia cellulare e dello Sviluppo organizzati da questo corso di dottorato, dal dottorato GBM, dai Dipartimenti di Sapienza, dalla scuola BEMM e da altre Istituzioni sono considerati validi per la formazione dei dottorandi, e sono elencati nel Report Annuale di ciascun dottorando.

2025


"Modulation of the plant immune system by aphid salivary effector proteins"
24/10/2025

Symmetry establishment during gynoecium development: the geometry of plant reproduction
15/10/2025

Root Signals in Context: From Molecular Dialogues to Microbiome Assembly and Function
28/5/2025
Alga Zuccaro "Root Signals in Context: From Molecular Dialogues to Microbiome Assembly and Function" 28/5/2025 h. 9.30 Aula Pasquini, Ed. Zoologia (CU008)
The dual use research dilemma: biotechnology and bioterrorism
21/05/2025
Mercoledì 21/05/2025 Auletta Seminari (piano interrato) Ed. Fisiologia Generale CU022
Harnessing the Power of Plants and Green Infrastructures for Urban Renewal and Climate Action
14/5/2025

The multifaceted role of the AcrAB efflux pump in the entomopathogenic bacterium Photorhabdus laumondii: from antibiotic resistance to beyond
28/04/2025
Ziad Abi Khattar "The multifaceted role of the AcrAB efflux pump in the entomopathogenic bacterium Photorhabdus laumondii: from antibiotic resistance to beyond" Lunedì 28 Aprile, ore 12.30 Aula "Franco Tatò" (Via dei Sardi 70, II piano)
Sindrome di Rett: dalle basi biologiche alle prospettive terapeutiche
14/04/2025
Nicoletta Landsberger “Sindrome di Rett: dalle basi biologiche alle prospettive terapeutiche” 14 Aprile, ore 12.30 Aula "Franco Tatò" (Via dei Sardi 70, II piano).
IMMUNE AND METABOLIC CONTROL OF SENSORYMOTOR FUNCTION AND REPAIR
11/04/2025
Simone di Giovanni "IMMUNE AND METABOLIC CONTROL OF SENSORYMOTOR FUNCTION AND REPAIR" 11/04/2025 11:00 am Aula La Ginestra (edificio S. Cannizzaro, CU014)
Predicted or Not, Here They Come: Shedding Light on Domains and Their Grammar
02/04/2025
Predicting biological function from sequence and large-scale experimental data is crucial for understanding regulatory mechanisms in complex systems. However, functional annotation remains a major challenge, particularly in non-model organisms. To address this, we leverage machine learning and large-scale datasets to predict key regulatory features in biological systems. By identifying sequence-based determinants of function, we enable de novo discovery of signaling interactions and gene regulatory elements across species. These predictive models provide scalable frameworks for decoding biological complexity, offering new insights into cellular regulation. Ultimately, our approach contributes to the broader goals of systems biology and the development of data-driven strategies for understanding biological function.
Epigenetic marks over the genome in response to environmental change
21/03/2025

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2024


Non-coding RNAs: Regulators, Targets, and Therapeutics
16/12/2024

Ex vivo gene therapy for DMD
16/12/2024

The role of (lnc)RNA-protein interactions at the interface of chromatin and cancer biology
02/12/2024
Over the past two decades RNA molecules have emerged as active regulators across a variety of biological processes. Among them, the class of long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) is under the spotlight for their contribution to several cancer hallmarks. I will introduce a newly identified chromatin-enriched lncRNA, which we named Chromosome Segregation Regulating noncoding RNA (CHERR). CHERR is a cancer- relevant lncRNA, and its depletion in lung cancer cells leads to the non-genetic loss of a known tumor suppressor, ARID2, a key subunit of the SWI/SNF chromatin remodelling complex. Our findings indicate that CHERR binds to the SWI/SNF subunits, potentially promoting the stability of the complex. In line with this, loss of CHERR disrupts ARID2 association with chromatin. Additionally, I’ll present our ongoing efforts to dissect RNA-protein interactions across cell cycle stages and I’ll introduce TREX, an RNA-centric method to map endogenous RNA- protein interactions with region resolution.
Sulfur metabolism, tRNA thiolation and stress adaptation
31/10/2024

Analysis of gene regulatory networks
29/10/2024

A (molecular) naturalist’s journey through Fe-S cluster biogenesis
28/10/2024

Applying proteomics and metabolomics to understand basic biological problems - integration of proteomics and metabolomics data
21/10/2024

Cellular and molecular actors of human muscle fibrosis in muscular disorders
10/09/2024

Understanding synaptic connectivity through protein structure and function
12/07/2024

Rett syndrome and beyond: molecular mechanisms and innovative therapeutic approaches
01/07/2024

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