seegerlab

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

university of zurich

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

university of zurich

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

university of zurich

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

university of zurich

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

university of zurich

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

university of zurich

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

university of zurich

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

university of zurich

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

RESEARCH GROUP SEEGER

university of zurich

our projects

MycoTransport

DrugEfflux

Sybodies

NestLink

Our mission

We are a team of creative, ambitious and friendly researchers who investigate membrane transport processes in pathogenic bacteria and develop innovative protein engineering tools. We combine the disciplines of structural biology, binder generation, protein biochemistry and microbiology to uncover molecular details of how membrane transport proteins expel antibiotics, shuttle siderophores and export lipids. Sybodies and NestLink enable us to target membrane transporters in the cellular context to develop rapid diagnostics, novel antibiotics and tailor-made research tools.
Time to say goodbye to the Grand Galvez! It was a fantastic @MultidrugGRC conference and we enjoyed it and ourselves very much!🤠🤩 https://t.co/yKTEF4fp5X seegerlab photo
Houston space center with ⁦ @seegerlab⁩ Enjoying great GRC in galveston https://t.co/dWDBB6c3pu seegerlab photo
Mentally preparing for the poster grilling session and invited speaker talk at the very posh Grand Galvez in Texas 🤠 #GRC multidrug efflux pumps https://t.co/W8pm9H8Z6M seegerlab photo
Need to enlarge your sybodies? Try sybody-binding Fabs from @RapoportLab (Legobodies) and @lab_locher (NabFab) for bigger, better results! 💡 https://t.co/nr9Jrm6wn1 & https://t.co/uNpZwSEAkT
Interested in using #sybodies for your research? No alpacas required 🦙. Reach out at https://t.co/dp38L7Zkm8. Thread by @f_ackle.