Research
The overall objective for the Department is to promote basic biomedical research that bring new knowledge on the mechanisms and complexity of human health and disease, from the molecular level to cells, tissues and organs. The research activties are organized thematically into research groups focusing on biological processes such as the cellular renovation system autophagy, host-microbe interactions and the roles of endothelial cells in the liver, mechanisms for tumour formation and tumour progression, immune and autoimmune responses, cardiovascular diseases, and identification of targets for future diagnostic and therapeutic tools. The research projects are interdisiplinary and include both national and international collaboration partners. Researchers at the Department chairs and participates in projects funded by the European Union, the Research Council of Norway, the Norwegain Cancer Society and the Health Authorities of Northern Norway.
Masteroppgaver:
Abujayyab, Basema B.A. : Long term 2D-culture of primary mouse liver sinusoidal endothelial cells (LSEC) Hellsten, Benjamin : Moving sperm forward Brocklesby, Charlotte Kit Mun : The use of traditional and unconventional culturing methods for the discovery of antimicrobial compounds derived from marine microorganismsArtikler og rapporter:
Pettersen, Veronika Kucharová : Metaproteomics of Gut Fungi in Gnotobiotic Mice Straand, Jørund / Gradmann, Christoph / Lindbæk, Morten / Simonsen, Gunnar Skov : Antibiotikaresistens – historien om da bakteriene slo tilbake Rekvig, Ole Petter : SLE: a cognitive step forward—a synthesis of rethinking theories, causality, and ignored DNA structuresSe alle oppføringer i Munin – Open research archive