Welcome to the Mamou lab​

The Mamou lab is the home of bacterial cell envelope research. A place where people enjoy studying the mechanisms constructing the cell’s protective shell. We explore how these mechanisms coordinate the biogenesis of new envelope components and investigate their role in bacterial resilience and antibiotic resistance. ​

 

Join us!​

We are looking for enthusiastic PhD, MSc and undergraduate students. The most important skill required is curiosity! ​

We love to study the cell biology of bacteria because they are such a versatile and interesting organism capable of doing almost everything. We also like to visualize them using advanced microscopy techniques. So if you like bacteria, interested in looking closely at the mechanisms of envelope biogenesis and want to work in a friendly group, please contact us here gideon.mamou@mail.huji.ac.il.  

 

Lab Related Media

 

Antimicrobial resistance and the bacterial envelope


Science Abroad

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Finding a chink in the bacterial armor​

 

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Latest news

New lab manager

8 February, 2024
Moriah Koler is joining the lab as a manager

New Joiners !

1 March, 2024

Naser and Jana (See the team page) have joined the lab and started their projects

A new collaboration

10 April, 2024

We started a collaboration with Dr Yonit Wiener-Well from Shaare Zedek Medical Center. Together we will test and study a new antibiotic treatment for Enterococcal Infective Endocarditis in patients and in the lab.

New Joiners

7 July, 2024

Nicole Mendel and Rotem Barak have joined our team!

We wish them all the best

 

ERC funding

8 September, 2024

We are happy to announce that our research proposal "Shape en Resist" was selected for funding by the ERC.

The research project will focus on the interrelations between envelope components and their role in antibiotic resistance.

 

New Resrach Associate

1 November, 2024

We have a new Research Associate!

We welcome Dr. Naama Nagar our new reserch associate. Naama has extensive experience in bacteriology molecular biology and microscopy.