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Prof. Dr. Marc Stadler

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Prof. Dr. Marc Stadler

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Hannover - Braunschweig
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Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research
Research Area
Novel Antibiotics

Research of the employee

Working Groups Projects
Hannover - Braunschweig

Fermentation, down-stream processing, compound production, storage and distribution

Professor Marc Stadler’s research group examines cultures of rare types of fungi and bacteria, predominantly from tropical regions, for their potential to develop new antibiotic substances. Thanks to international partnerships, these substances are isolated, identified and subsequently transferred to the DZIF’s Natural Compound Library. They are therefore made available to [...]

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Bonn - Köln | Hannover - Braunschweig

Optimization of chlorotonils towards an orally available treatment

This project prepares the preclinical development of the semi-synthetic chlorotonil derivative dehalogenil for the treatment of bacterial infections caused by Gram-positive pathogens. Dehalogenil impresses with its potent and very rapid antibacterial effect, which is triggered by membrane depolarization and potassium efflux. Further studies on the mechanism of action have revealed [...]

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Hannover - Braunschweig

Development of corramycin as an antibiotic against Gram-negative bacteria

Gram-negative bacteria are naturally insensitive to many antibiotics due to their additional outer membrane. In addition, the bacteria have acquired resistance to clinically used antibiotics in recent decades, resulting in multidrug-resistant bacteria. Novel classes of antibiotics are needed to counteract these existing resistance mechanisms. However, no new antibiotic class against [...]

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Bonn - Köln | Hamburg - Lübeck - Borstel - Riems | Hannover - Braunschweig | Tübingen

PAFAP—Pseudomonas aeruginosa-focused anti-infectives pipeline

In the current WHO list of bacterial priority pathogens (WHO BPPL 2024), the World Health Organisation classifies carbapenem-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteria as a high-priority pathogen, which means there is an urgent need for new anti-infectives to combat this problematic bacterium. To address this need, the PAFAP project has brought together a [...]

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Bonn - Köln | Hannover - Braunschweig | Tübingen

PAACT—Precision access to antibiotic compounds and targets

The PAACT project (short for: Precision Access to Antibiotic Compounds and Targets) serves as a hub within the DZIF for the discovery and characterisation of new antibacterial agents and lead structures. In the context of the project, the development pipeline of antibiotic candidates is continuously fed [...]

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Bonn - Köln | Hannover - Braunschweig

Corallopyronin - A development through to phase I trial

More than 21 million people in Africa are infected with the threadworm Onchocerca volvulus, the pathogen causing river blindness. About one in ten of those affected goes blind. What is needed are active agents that kill the long-lived adult worms. With Corallopyronin A, DZIF scientists have found an active [...]

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Hannover - Braunschweig

Preclinical development of Amidochelocardins

The challenge of antibiotic drug development today is the discovery and optimisation of novel bioactive compounds that do not show cross-resistances with clinically applied antibiotics, ideally due to a novel mode of action (MoA) which adresses unexploited microbial targets. In the case of chelocardin, this antibiotic substance was identified several [...]

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Publications of the employee

Dec 2024
Microb Cell Fact

Tailored culture strategies to promote antimicrobial secondary metabolite production in Diaporthe caliensis: a metabolomic approach

Autoren
Hoyos LV et al.
Go to publication
Nov 2024
ACS Infect Dis

In Vivo Activity Profiling of Biosynthetic Darobactin D22 Against Critical Gram-Negative Pathogens

Autoren
Kany AM et al.
Go to publication
Oct 2024
Fitoterapia

Hermansones A and B: Bioactive naphthazarin congeners from the European crust fungus Hermanssonia centrifuga

Autoren
Sum WC et al.
Go to publication
Sep 2024
Int J Antimicrob Agents

No resistance development against corallopyronin A in Wolbachia in C6/36 cell culture

Autoren
Behrmann LV et al.
Go to publication
Sep 2024
ACS Chem Biol

Bifunctional Sesquiterpene/Diterpene Synthase Agr2 from Cyclocybe aegerita Gives Rise to the Novel Diterpene Cyclocybene

Autoren
Hoberg N et al.
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Jul 2024
Mycol Prog

Elucidation of the life cycle of a saprotrophic inoperculate discomycete that is associated with pinesap using a polyphasic taxonomic approach

Autoren
Demir Ö et al.
Go to publication
Jul 2024
J Nat Prod

Dactylfungins and Tetralones: Bioactive Metabolites from a Nematode-Associated Laburnicola nematophila

Autoren
Wennrich JP et al.
Go to publication
Jun 2024
Molecules

Dentifragilones A-B and Other Benzoic Acid Derivatives from the European Basidiomycete Dentipellis fragilis

Autoren
Sum WC et al.
Go to publication
May 2024
Chem Biodivers

Laburnicolamine: A Rare Penillic Acid Congener from the Nematode Cyst-Associated Fungus Laburnicola nematophila

Autoren
Wennrich JP et al.
Go to publication
May 2024
ACS Omega

Laburnicotides A-F: Acyclic N-Acetyl Oligopeptides from the Nematode-Cyst-Associated Fungus Laburnicola nematophila

Autoren
Holzenkamp C et al.
Go to publication
Apr 2024
Chem Biodivers

Comparison of the Secondary Metabolism of the Basidiomycetes Armillaria mellea and Desarmillaria ectypa

Autoren
Chepkemoi J et al.
Go to publication
Mar 2024
Pharmaceutics

Mesoporous Silica as an Alternative Vehicle to Overcome Solubility Limitations

Autoren
Becker T et al.
Go to publication
Mar 2024
Fitoterapia

Discovery of novel secondary metabolites from the basidiomycete Lentinus cf. sajor-caju and their inhibitory effects on Staphylococcus aureus biofilms

Autoren
Zeng H et al.
Go to publication
Mar 2024
J Agric Food Chem

Omnipolyphilins A and B: Chlorinated Cyclotetrapeptides and Naphtho-α-pyranones from the Plant Nematode-Derived Fungus Polyphilus sieberi

Autoren
Wennrich JP et al.
Go to publication
Mar 2024
Int J Antimicrob Agents

Inhibitory effect of sorangicin A against mutant DNA-dependent RNA polymerase in the obligate intracellular bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis

Autoren
Li Q et al.
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