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New publication: Evolution of oligomeric state through allosteric pathways that mimic ligand binding (30.01.2015)
We have investigate the role of intrinsic dynamics involved in changing the oligomeric state via allosteric ligands or mutations in the PyrR family of proteins.
A woman sorting mixed bottom trawl catch
Visiting fish landing sites in Taiwan (19.01.2015)
Visiting fish landing sites is a great opportunity to learn about fisheries and fish diversity in Taiwan.
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WEBnm@ v2.0: Web server and services for comparing protein flexibility (15.01.2015)
The new version of WEBnm@ is now available!
Researchers remote control proteins (19.12.2014)
Researchers at UiB have contributed to the cracking of the code for altering the shape of proteins. The new knowledge can become useful in both biotechnology and medicine.
Camilla Jensen in laboratory with tanks with salmon and salmon lice
Camilla has completed her Master degree! (18.12.2014)
Camilla Jensen has defended her Master's thesis - and with the highest possible mark! EvoFish congratulates :)
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MBI-researchers uncover molecular mechanisms involved in Ogden syndrome (10.12.2014)
This week, Line Merethe Myklebust, Svein Isungset Støve and colleagues in the Arnesen and Reuter groups of the Protein modifications, Metabolism and Disease (ProtMetD) research programme at MBI, presented novel findings on the Ogden syndrome in Human Molecular Genetics.
Bisubstrate analogues specifically inhibit the different NAT-enzymes
First NAT-inhibitors developed & first NAT-complex structure solved (05.11.2014)
Characterization of mitochondrial protein acetylation (04.11.2014)
Two persons sampling with a plankton net from a boat on a rainy autumn day
Sampling at Myravatn (27.10.2014)
Some additional samples from Lake Myravatn were needed, and Ingrid Wathne and her colleagues went once again to the lake, this time in beautiful (but rainy) autumn setting.
Ice2Ice kick-off meeting in Copenhagen
ICE2ICE Kick-Off Meeting in Copenhagen (17.10.2014)
ICE2ICE oppstartsmøte i København. Akkompagnert av musikk og en kort promoteringsvideo fikk ERC Synergi-prosjektet «Ice2ice» en fantastisk start 15. september –møtet innledet et arbeidsseminar i København 15.-17. september.
Ice2Ice kick-off meeting in Copenhagen
ICE2ICE Kick-Off Meeting in Copenhagen (07.10.2014)
ICE2ICE Kick-Off Meeting in Copenhagen Accompanied by music and a short promotional movie, the ERC Synergy project ‘ice2ice’ got off to a splendid start September 15 – heading off the Kick-off workshop in Copenhagen September 15–17.
The winner team
Won the norwegian championship in programming (07.10.2014)
Team from UiB won norwegian championship in programming.
Pic of Group outside Fjordslottet at Osterøy
Swedish-Norwegian Re-Unification (07.10.2014)
The first joint PhD conference between ResClim and the Climate Research School at the Bolin Centre in Stockholm was held 28–30 September in and around Bergen.
Arctic Team
Field update from a changing Arctic: Can the past tell us about the future? (07.10.2014)
Field update from a changing Arctic: Can the past tell us about the future? To try answering these questions, a UiB-led expedition set off on a lake-coring expedition to the still frozen fringes of Northwest Spitsbergen.
Two men with bags of juvenile salmon to be released to a river
BBC Earth features research from EvoFish (23.09.2014)
BBC Earth is featuring an article on how growing environment shapes the cognitive abilities in fish. Research by Anne Gro Vea Salvanes from EvoFish is also highlighted, with cool videos!
Fabian, Mikko and Bea posing in front of the conference poster
EvoFish at the ICES conference (22.09.2014)
With fisheries-induced evolution in the spotlight, Bea, Fabian and Mikko from EvoFish attended the ICES Annual Science Conference
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Nature paper on creation of the Sahara desert (18.09.2014)
Camille Li of the Geophysical Institute is co-author on this Nature paper that revises the age of the Sahara Desert
Peter studying fish bones with a microscope
Peter starts his PhD in Evolutionary Fish Parasitology (08.09.2014)
Nestory Peter Gabagambi has started his PhD study in evolutionary fish parasitology. In his study Peter will focus on the interaction between a tapeworm and its fish host in Lake Nyasa/Malawi.

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