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Master course in Metabolic diseases BIMM23 (7,5 credits) This course is a master course in the Biomedical programme (Lund University) which focuses on human endocrine and metabolic disorders. The course starts with an introduction to the normal physiology of the endocrine systems and how the organs involved control overall metabolism. The following week, endocrine pathophysiology is studied from d

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Substances in the food we eat stress the insulin-producing beta cells to death. Albert Salehi conducts research on how the beta cells function, and believes in new anti-diabetic drugs that can protect the beta cells and prevent type 2 diabetes. After studying pharmacology at Linköping University, Albert Salehi wanted to go on to study medicine. By chance he came into contact with Professor Ingemar

https://www.ludc.lu.se/beta-cells-diet-and-new-drugs - 2025-12-22

The focus of Hindrik Mulder’s research is on the metabolism of insulin-producing beta cells. The question he studies is what goes wrong in type 2 diabetes: why do the insulin-producing beta cells fail? Why are they no longer able to release as much insulin as is needed to keep blood sugar levels under control? “The cells’ powerhouses – mitochondria – play a key role in this. The mitochondria give

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The Botnia study was initiated in 1990 on the western coast of Finland in the Gulf of Bothnia with the aim to:Characterize the early metabolic defects in individuals at risk of developing type 2 diabetesIdentify genetic variants predisposing to type 2 diabetesStudy how the identified genetic markers and biomarkers can predict the development of type 2 diabetes and progression of the diseaseIdentif

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Lund University Diabetes Centre Industrial Research Centre (LUDC-IRC) is an Industrial Research Centre for personalized medicine in diabetes.Vision: The right prevention and treatment, for the right patients at the right time.Mission: A holistic approach towards improved diagnosis, prevention and treatment of diabetes.Funding (2017-2024): 75 MSEK from SSF. 25 MSEK from industrial partners.Number o

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ANDiS (All New Diabetics in Scania) is a regional research project in southern Sweden. The population of the region is just over one million. All newly diagnosed patients at all ages in the Scania region will be included during 2009-2013.The aim of the registry is to describe the spectrum of diabetes subgroups in southern Sweden and to link genetic and phenotypic information at diagnosis of diabet

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Non-coding RNAs in beta cell insulin secretion - emerging players in Type 2 Diabetes pathogenesis Type 2 diabetes (T2D) is a complex polygenic disease influenced by both environmental and genetic factors resulting in impaired insulin release from pancreatic beta cells and insulin resistance in target tissues. The incidence of T2D is escalating and it is projected that over 640 million people will

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Gestational Diabetes Mellitus in North India Gestational diabetes mellitus(GDM) defines an unhealthy state of hyperglycaemia that develops in response to an otherwise normal physiological adaptive insulin resistance state during pregnancy. However, the exact plasma glucose levels differentiating the unhealthy GDM state from a normal pregnancy is unknown, and relies upon arbitrary cut off criteria

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The role of cocaine- and amphetamine-regulated transcript in endocrine cells Type 2 diabetes (T2D) is a metabolic disease characterized by insufficient insulin secretion and insulin resistance. Disturbed beta-cell function is the final culprit that leads to the development of T2D. In addition, impaired incretin effect is likely a part of the pathogenesis of T2D. The aim of this thesis was to study

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