Pavel Kovarik Lab

Signaling and gene expression in inflammation
 
Many immune disorders are caused by still poorly understood failures in activation or attenuation of the innate responses. We address this issue in three projects by studying responses of the innate immune system to inflammatory stimuli and infections at the level of cell signaling, transcription and mRNA decay:
 
1) Control of transcription by Stat proteins &
    Stat transcription cycle
 
2) Role of mRNA decay and the mRNA-destabilizing
     protein TTP in immune homeostasis
 
3) Responses of innate immune cells to the human
     pathogen Streptococcus pyogenes
 

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Funding

FWF (Austrian Science Fund)
 
ERA-NET Pathogenomics (European Research Area)
 
University of Vienna
 
 
 

The Lab in European and National Networks:

ERA-NET Pathogenomics

Jak/Stat: from basics to desease
(SFB funded by FWF)

Structure & Function analysis of TTP targets
Research Platform funded by the University of Vienna

Cell Nucleus
University of Vienna Doctoral School