MMSL 2014, 83(2):46-51

INSTITUTE OF MOLECULAR PATHOLOGY, FMHS, UoD, HRADEC KRALOVE - TWENTY YEARS OF EXISTENCEReview article

Aleš Macela ORCID...*, Jiří Stulík ORCID...
Institute of Molecular Pathology, FMHS, UoD, 500 01 Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic

The Institute of Molecular Pathology was founded on May 1, 1994 as a scientific centre of the Purkyne Military Medical Academy. During the twenty years of its existence the Institute has gained reputation of a qualified research centre focused on infection biology, clinical proteomic studies and biodefense. The advanced proteomics combined with cellular and molecular biology techniques and broad international collaboration have enabled the Institute to educate Ph.D. students at the highest possible level. Meetings, workshops, and conferences organized by the Institute have been attended by recognized scientists. The twentieth anniversary of the Institute foundation is a good opportunity to recap the results of its work.

Keywords: Institute of Molecular Pathology; Proteomics; Francisella tularensis; Biodefense

Received: April 10, 2014; Revised: May 15, 2014; Published: June 2, 2014  Show citation

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