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If you’re reading this, you’re not a mouse.
In some cases, we might play pretend, though. Cases such as when we use mice as animal models for…
It can be difficult to diagnose a patient with Parkinson’s Disease. But what if a simple blood test could show, if something’s wrong? That's exactly…
The FRIGG project ultimately aims to improve life quality for patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD). Here, Lene N. Nejsum and Rikke Nørregaard,…
He’s a LIVER ranger, his name is Jørgen, and he’s on a mission.
The mission: To avoid the dangerous (and very unpleasant) liver biopsies.
If you’re in to Type 2 Diabetes and bioinformatics, you can now find freely available software from the BALDER project.
Here, Peter Sørensen…
What is the connection between Parkinson’s disease and our immune system? That’s what Marina Romero-Ramos and her team is trying to find out in the…
In early September, key stakeholders from ODIN were in Brussels to increase awareness of the Open Innovation in Science model for university-industry…
Cells are social. Just like you and I.
Duncan - head of the CELPPLUS project - knows this. Therefore, he's trying to use this knowledge to develop a…
The P2P CPP team aims to develop a safe and efficient means of getting drugs into cells. This aim is relevant for a broad range of potential drugs…
The BioPsych project uses post-morten brain tissue from psychiatric patients to help them develop new radiotracers for live imaging and personalized…
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