Lecture will be held in English

Hosted by

Richard Štefl

About the lecture

RNA polymerase (Pol) II is a multisubunit enzyme that produces mRNA during transcription of protein-coding genes. Its activity is highly regulated by both protein and RNA factors. In this talk, I will discuss how we have been using cryo-EM and biochemistry to gain insights into the structures, conformations, and activities of mammalian Pol II complexes.

Registration for lunch with the speaker /for Ph.D. students/

The sponsored lunch usually takes place in the Campus River restaurant. Please meet the speaker and other students at 12:45 at the reception desk at the main entrance (building B22, see the map below).