| Title: | Assistant |
| Location: | soba 312 |
| Public phone number: | +385 1 4606 234 |
| Internal phone number: | 6234 |
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| Personal web page: | http://gruic.chem.pmf.unizg.hr/people/phd/#pranjic |
| Department: | Division of Biochemistry |
| PhD graduation year: | 2024 |
Marija Pranjić graduated in 2017. from Faculty of Science in Zagreb with diploma thesis Ancestral proteins as thermostable analogues of extant proteins under the mentorship of dr. Marko Močibob. In the same year she was awarded with Chemistry department medal for excellence during study and becomes assistant at Faculty of Science, Chemistry Department, Biochemistry division.
As a teaching assistant she participates in practical and teaching courses: Biochemistry 1, Biochemistry 2, Basic Biochemistry Laboratory and Advanced Biochemistry Laboratory. She is the author of youtube channel “Biokemija 1” with educational videos for Molecular Biology students as well as other students that attend Biochemistry related courses.
In year 2024 she obtained her PhD in Biochemistry with thesis Cellular response to proteome-wide isoleucine mistranslation in Escherichia coli. During her PhD, she visits prof. Maček group for three months at Proteome center at Karls Eberhardt University (Tübingen, Germany) and gains knowledge in quantitative proteomics and mass spectrometry. She attends different mass spectrometry workshops and participates in organization of 1st Workshop on Mass Spectrometry in Life Sciences held in Zagreb, 2022.
Metabolic challenges to fidelity of isoleucine decoding in Escherichia coli
Cellular response to proteome-wide isoleucine mistranslation in Escherichia coli
Resilience and proteome response of Escherichia coli to high levels of isoleucine mistranslation
Proteomic exploration of potential blood biomarkers in haemophilic arthropathy
Isoleucine mistranslation in stationary phase induces SOS-response and filamentation
In search of new stratification strategies: tissue proteomic profiling of papillary thyroid microcarcinoma in patients with localized disease and lateral neck metastases
Book of Abstracts of the 1st Workshop on Mass Spectrometry in Life Sciences
Proteome response to mistranslation
Mistranslation Upregulates Chaperone Production and Impairs Metabolism and Growth
Effects of canonical and noncanonical mistranslation on cellular proteostasis
Cellular responses to proteome-wide isoleucine mistranslation
Cellular responses to proteome-wide isoleucine mistranslation
Ancestral proteins as thermostable analogues of extant proteins
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