B02 | RIEMER
Mitochondrial hydrogen peroxide signaling
Research within Area B explores how metabolic functions and morphological alterations of mitochondria contribute to cell signalling, cell metabolism and survival, in turn affecting mitochondrial dynamics and function. We investigate the role of different mitochondria-derived signalling molecules and study mitochondrial reprogramming and metabolism in different cell-specific and tissue-specific pathological contexts.
In the second funding period, we have further developed our research lines by including projects that explore the intracellular communications of mitochondria with pathogens and with other organelles. These basic studies will provide novel insights into the cell-type specificity of mitochondrial diseases.
Mitochondrial hydrogen peroxide signaling
Ubiquitin-dependent coordination of mitochondrial-cytoplasmic quality control
Targeting BCL2 protein family in mitochondrial diseases
Sulfite-dependent regulation of mitochondrial function by sulfite oxidase
Role of mitochondria in the regulation of myeloid cell function in skin homeostasis and repair
Quality control at the protein entry gate of mitochondria
Cardiolipin-dependent regulation of T cell immunity
Novel paradigms in the regulation of mitochondrial integrated stress responses
The link between mitochondrial ultrastructure and innate immune response upon fumarate hydratase loss