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New insight into how the temporal degradation of proteins is controlled during mitosis

Orderly progression through mitosis is driven by the degradation of specific proteins at specific…

World's top protein researchers meet in Denmark at the 2nd Copenhagen Bioscience Conferences (CBC): PTMs in cell signaling.

During four intensive days, 15 of the world's most respected protein researchers gave lectures…

The Mailand group has discovered a new human protein, DVC1, crucial for protection of genome stability:

The study has establishes the role of DVC1 as an important mediator in the ubiquitin-dependent…

Congratulations to Chunaram Choudhary

Chunaram Choudhary has been awarded the prestigious Sapere Aude grant from The Danish Council for…

Congratulations to Jeremy Daniel

Jeremy Daniel has been awarded the prestigious Sapere Aude grant from The Danish Council for…

CPR scientist’s provides new insight into ubiquitylation dynamics:

System-wide analysis reveals a key role for PAF15 ubiquitylation in DNA-damage bypass, an important…

CPR scientist generates new insight into a serious neurodegenerative disease

The study reveals the significance of defects in gene encoding the ATM kinase.

CPR scientists generates organ-wide map of protein acetylation sites in vivo:

The study reveals the significance of lysine acetylations in multiple cellular processes.

New insights into genome integrity maintenance - another piece of the puzzle.

CPR scientists have discovered how two proteins; TRIP12 and UBR5, control that DNA-repair events…

Matthias Mann – Körber European Science Prize winner 2012

Congratulations to Matthias Mann who has received the Körber European Science Prize 2012 for his…