Research Areas
| Using skeletal muscle and neuronal preparations for the development of highly sensitive methods, we are seeking to expand state of the art technology in physical and biophysical sciences to the application in basic medical research. The techniques used by our group include microscopic fluorescence imaging techniques such as, e.g., confocal/multiphoton imaging, ratiometric wide field fluorescence microscopy, microscopic laser application such as, e.g., UV-laser microdissection and IR-optical tweezers, patch clamp and several other voltage clamp techniques, mathematical modelling of cellular and subcellular dynamic processes, and basic image processing techniques especially for studying dynamic processes. | |
| ||
| ||
| ||
| ||
|
Recent Publications
Institute of Heidelberg University Im Neuenheimer Feld 326 69120 Heidelberg Germany
|