

Title: “Comparison of antimicrobial assays to analyze bioactive low molecular peptides derived from Lucilia sericata maggot secretion.” The focus was straightforward: how we measure antimicrobial activity directly shapes what we consider “promising.” Different assays, different conclusions—and that matters when identifying real candidates for wound therapy. The results reinforce the potential of larval secretions as a source of novel low-molecular-weight antimicrobial peptides and compounds worth researching.#BioactivePeptides #Antimicrobial #WoundTherapy #EPS #ItPS


Gamze was representing our group on the First Minisymposium on Peroxygenase Discovery, Engineering, Production and Application in Rogner Bad Blumau, Austria.

Sincerely congratulations to Maria Bzówka for outstanding defense of her PhD thesis – “ANALYSIS OF MOLECULAR ASPECTS OF PROTEINS REGULATION CONSIDERING WATER MOLECULES AS A POTENTIAL MEDIATOR IN INTERMOLECULAR INTERACTIONS”. Thanks to all who came to support her, and to her reviewers, Silvia Osuna from University di Girona, Mehdi Davari from Leibniz Institute of Plant Biochemistry and Maciej Bagiński from Gdańsk University of Technology

Agata Raczyńska, Katarzyna Szleper and Artur Góra were representing our group during Biocatalysis Faraday Discussion in London.