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Dieter Gallwitz is a Professor who has served as an academic advisor and referee for multiple doctoral theses. His research focuses span molecular biology, biochemistry, and cellular mechanisms, including work on the COP9 signalosome, nucleoside kinase systems, ER-Golgi transport, and protein degradation pathways.
- Advisor for Krystyna Nahlik (2009) on COP9 signalosome in Aspergillus nidulans
- Advisor for Stephan Ort (2005) on nucleoside analog activation in human cells
- Advisor for Anna De Antoni (2001) on yeast ER-to-Golgi transport proteins
- Advisor for Oliver Spangenberg (2001) on guanylate kinase systems
- Advisor for Tanja Neumann (2001) on yeast ER-Golgi recycling mechanisms
His academic contributions involve understanding protein dynamics, enzymatic systems, and cellular transport mechanisms. While no explicit institutional affiliations appear in the provided text, his advising role in multiple theses indicates sustained academic engagement.
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