Timo Meyer

Dr. Timo Meyer is a structural biologist at University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf specializing in protein crystallography and enzymology. His research focuses on molecular interactions in bacterial pathogenesis and enzyme mechanisms, with particular expertise in MET receptor interactions and imine reductase systems.

His research program explores protein structure-function relationships through X-ray crystallography, with significant contributions to understanding protein domain architecture and enzyme catalytic mechanisms. Recent work has elucidated structural features of InlB protein interactions with human MET receptors and characterized novel imine reductases from Mycobacterium species.

Meyer's publication record demonstrates consistent contributions to structural biology since 2020, with work appearing in journals including Acta Crystallographica and Biomolecules. His research shows particular strength in solving challenging protein structures and analyzing functional implications of structural features.