Dr. Matthias Brock
is an Assistant Professor at the University of Nottingham in the Fungal Biology
and Genetics Group. In 1998, he received his Diploma in Microbiology at the
Philipps University Marburg, Germany, and then he got a PhD here. His teaching
includes all aspects of fungi. This includes the production of toxins as well
as antibiotics or psychedelic drugs, fungal infections of plants, humans,
insects, and nematodes, biotechnological exploitation as producers of enzymes
and small molecules, and immune interactions of fungal pathogens. He focuses on
filamentous fungi and yeasts that are of medical or industrial importance.
Research Keywords & Expertise
infection models
bioluminescence imagin...
fungal pathogens
Nutrient acquisition a...
virulence determinants
secondary metabolite p...
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secondary metabolite production
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infection models
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fungal pathogens
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bioluminescence imaging
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virulence determinants
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Nutrient acquisition and metabolism
Short Biography
Dr. Matthias Brock
is an Assistant Professor at the University of Nottingham in the Fungal Biology
and Genetics Group. In 1998, he received his Diploma in Microbiology at the
Philipps University Marburg, Germany, and then he got a PhD here. His teaching
includes all aspects of fungi. This includes the production of toxins as well
as antibiotics or psychedelic drugs, fungal infections of plants, humans,
insects, and nematodes, biotechnological exploitation as producers of enzymes
and small molecules, and immune interactions of fungal pathogens. He focuses on
filamentous fungi and yeasts that are of medical or industrial importance.
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