Stanková Jarmila
Doctoral training
Cytotoxic drugs molecular target identification by methods of cell biology and proteomics
Molecular target identification of biologically active molecules is a key factor facilitating rational design and preclinical development of potential drugs. Methods of cellular biology, chemical proteomics and mass spectrometry are developed and used for its purposes.
Master training
Proteomic profile of CCRF-CEM cell line treated by 5-fluorouracil
Bachelor training
Determination of the efficacy of 5-fluorouracil on line CCRF-CEM T
About me
I am a research assistant and Ph.D. candidate at the Institute of Molecular and Translational Medicine in Olomouc, Czech Republic. Since 2016 I have been participating in the research program Chemical Biology and Experimental Therapeutics, mainly focusing on new methods for molecular target identification, such as microscopy and proteomics methods. I joined the multi-omics group in 2020 and currently working on the proteomics part of the EATRIS-Plus project.
Journals
Books & book chapters
Master mentorship
Křesťanová Eliška
Development of DIA method useful for plasma proteomic profiling of large sample cohort
Bachelor mentorship
Burgetová Ječmeňová Kateřina
Spectroscopic characteristics used drugs and their use in the identification of molecular targets
Hladíková Eliška
Reporter lentiviral systems for subcellular localization