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Mistrík Martin Ph.D.
About me
Specializing in cellular stresses and their link to cancer development and treatment. Another specialization includes advanced microscopic techniques (the head of the bioimaging core facility: https://imtm.cz/core-facilities/bioimaging-core-facility ). Actively participated in the research of more than 10 national and international projects. Published more than >40 original investigations and three patents, >3000 citations, H-index 24
Journals
SETD2 loss-of-function promotes renal cancer branched evolution through replication stress and impaired DNA repair. Oncogene. 2015, 34(46), 5699-5708, ISSN: 0950-9232, PMID: 25728682,
Myc and Ras oncogenes engage different energy metabolism programs and evoke distinct patterns of oxidative and DNA replication stress. Molecular Oncology. 2015, 9(3), 601-616, ISSN: 1574-7891, PMID: 25435281,
A short acidic motif in ARF guards against mitochondrial dysfunction and melanoma susceptibility. Nature Communications. 2014, 5(5348), ISSN: 2041-1723, PMID: 25370744,
Open positions
1 Molecular and cellular biology
| Project: | DNA damage signaling in the cellular response to stress |
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| Supervisors: | Mistrík Martin Ph.D. |
| Available: | 1 |
| Intended for: | Doctoral training |
| Summary: | 1 place in full-time study |
2 Molecular and Translational Medicine
| Project: | Cellular stress in health and disease |
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| Supervisors: | Mistrík Martin Ph.D., Moudrý Pavel Ph.D., Škrott Zdeněk Ph.D. |
| Available: | 3 |
| Intended for: | Doctoral training |
| Project: | Identification of cellular stress pathways essential for cancer cell survival |
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| Supervisors: | Mistrík Martin Ph.D. |
| Available: | 1 |
| Intended for: | Doctoral training |
| Summary: | 1 full-time position |