Petrovič lab – group members
We try to answer the ultimate question of lipids,
membranes and cells as a whole. Due to ridiculously ~105-fold too
short expected life span, we rely on experimental data and some clever
bioinformatics algorithms. Since we firmly suspect the interconnectedness of
all things, we predominantly use genome-wide approaches.
Mojca Ogrizović (née Brložnik; PhD student)
Towards complex
cell factories
Intricate regulation
of lipid metabolism
Tjaša Lindtner (PhD student)
Decoding the polygenic (a.k.a. almost all) traits
Samo Zakotnik (MSc student)
Building a
versatile S. cerevisiae promoter
library
Alja Zgonc (MSc student)
Towards complex
cell factories
Uroš Petrovič,
PhD (PI)
photo: Tamino Petelinšek, STA
How can I feed our tribe to produce all
the goodies?
PAST MEMBERS
Mojca Mattiazzi Ušaj, PhD (former PhD student, now post-doc @ University of Toronto)
Tracking and
understanding the Master Regulator
In yeast, is diabetes a
disease at all?
Snakebite in yeast brings
sparkling wine to toxinologists
Sofia Dashko (former PhD student, now post-doc @
TU Delft)
They
drink yeasts, don’t they?
Katja Škerget, PhD (former PhD student, now scientist
@ Lek, a
Sandoz/Novartis company)
Does yeast have
anything that could neurodegenerate?
Katja Uršič (former MSc student, now PhD student @ Institute
of Oncology, Ljubljana)
Tum1 and
its role on lipid metabolism
Petra Kaferle (former research technician, now
technical engineer & research assistant @ Institut Curie, Paris)
Yeast
colony growth-based phenomics
Marko Novak, MD (former tasting-only PhD student,
now back to clinic)
How can I alleviate the pain from the yeast
when I perform a surgery on it?
Janez Kokošar, PhD (former diploma student, now senior
bioinformaticist @ Genialis company)
Why does the Master Regulator ignore its own
peroxisomes?
Metod Prelec (former diploma student, now in industry)
How does a
(de)galvanized yeast fell like?
The impeccable yeast strains
