Research groups

Molecular bioprocesses in health and the environment

Study of the molecular mechanisms underlying the functioning of cells and organisms in health, disease, and interactions with the environment. Research encompasses biomolecules, metabolism, cell communication, molecular pathology, and biochemical processes in microorganisms.

Advanced bioanalytical methods

Development of advanced methods for the sensitive and accurate analysis of biologically active substances. Research encompasses separation techniques, immunochemical assays, biosensors, nanoparticles, and single-molecule analysis.

Cancer proteomics

Study of the molecular processes underlying solid tumor development and metastasis using proteomics and other "high-throughput" techniques. Research focuses on identifying biomarkers, molecular targets, and opportunities for their therapeutic modulation using cellular and molecular biology methods.

Secondary metabolites

Development of methods for the determination of low-molecular-weight biomolecules (LC/MS-Q-TOF, LC/MS-TOF, FLD, DAD), research into plant defense responses, and the metabolism of phytoalexins and phytoestrogens.