• Subproject A1 – Physiological proteomics

    aims to characterize the physiology of marine Bacteroidetes that specialize in polysaccharide degradation.

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  • Subproject A3 – Transporter functions

    aims to define the substrate specificity of transporter proteins and provide biochemical characterization of the polysaccharide specificity for bacterial PULs

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  • Subproject B1 – Diversity, Genomics

    (meta-)genomics of marine polysaccharide-degrading bacteria

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Welcome

 

POMPU stands for Proteogenomics Of Marine Polysaccharide Utilization.

 

 

Objectives

1.

Establishing temporal dynamics of marine microbial polysaccharide degraders during algal blooms

 

2.

Identifying proteins that drive marine polysaccharide turnover using environmental (meta)genomics, transcriptomics and proteomics

 

3.

Testing computationally derived hypotheses regarding microbe and protein functions with targeted physiological and biochemical experiments

 

 

News & Events

2021-07-01 14:44 by TS

GDCh-PhD award to Dr. Lukas Reisky

Dr. Lukas Reisky is the first recipient of the GDCh award for the "Bioconversion of renewable resources" for his outstanding thesis on the enzymatic degradation of complex marine polysaccharides.

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2018-08-20 (Monday)

MIMAS2

We are pleased to inform that the International Symposium MIMAS2 “Microbial Interactions in Marine Systems” will be held in Greifswald, Germany, from August 20th to 22nd, 2018.

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