PhD and MSc Theses
PhD and MSc Theses, since 1988
| Student’s Name |
Graduation Year |
Degree |
Abstracts |
Research Name |
| Mangapuram Sivasubramanya |
2021 |
PhD |
Abstracts |
Characterizing the Auxiliary Nucleotide Binding Sites in RecBCD DNA Helicase, towards Deciphering their Functional Role |
| Zananiri Rani |
2018 |
PhD |
Abstracts |
Ensemble and Single Molecule Studies of DNA Unwinding by RecBCD |
| Shneyer Boris |
2018 |
PhD |
Abstracts |
New Function for the Actin-Based Molecular Motor Myo19 in Mitochondrial Motility and Filopodia Formation |
| Gaydar Vera |
2016 |
PhD |
Abstracts |
Unique Enzymatic Adaptation for the Super Fast RecBCD DNA Helicase |
| Zattelman Lilach |
2020 |
PhD |
Abstracts |
From Enzymatic Adaptation to Cellular Function, How Myosin 1C Isoforms Impact Nucleolus Structure and Function |
| Elisha Dolev |
2024 |
MSc |
|
Role of Myo19, an Actin-based Mitochondria Motor, during Collective Cell Migration |
| Trestin Volt Alina |
2023 |
MSc |
|
MyolC’s Effect on Nucleolar Structure and Organization |
| Jain Kapil |
2022 |
MSc |
|
Regulation of Mitochondrial Trafficking by Myosin 19 During Cell Migration |
| Siegelman Roi |
2021 |
MSc |
Abstracts |
A Single-Molecule Study of the Roles of the RecC Subunit in DNA Unwinding by RecBCD |
| Jbara Alaa |
2020 |
MSc |
Abstracts |
Investigation of the Mechanochemistry Properties of the Actin-Based Mitochondria Transporter Myo19 Molecular Motor |
| Lansky Zipora |
2015 |
MSc |
|
Pumilio and its Interaction with RNA |
| Qadi Johara |
2024 |
MSc |
|
Uncovering an Association Between the Human Myosin16 Actin-based Motor and the Peroxisome Supporting its Cytoplasmic Role |
