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Therese Reber – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Therese Reber Page 1 / 1 June 9, 2025 | Therese Reber How is CD36, a protein implied in obesity driven type 2 diabetes, regulated? Contact info: Anna Wendt, anna.wendt@med.lu.se LU research profile: https://portal.research.lu.se/
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Tina Ledje – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Tina Ledje Page 1 / 2 June 19, 2025 | Tina Ledje Diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers for chronic diseases commonly diagnosed in primary health care. Current research interests centre for primary health care research (CPF) laborator
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Can plants sense when they are being touched? – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Can plants sense when they are being touched? During evolution, plants have acquired systems enabling them to adapt to adverse environmental conditions, including responses to mechanical signals or
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Bioinformatics – Page 3 – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Posts in Bioinformatics Page 3 / 3 January 4, 2024 | Lotta Persmark Exploring Electron Transport Chain Genes in Porifera The dynamic world of porifera, commonly known as sponges, presents a captivating avenue for explor
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Biology – Page 3 – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Posts in Biology Page 3 / 6 October 29, 2024 | Lotta Persmark Mineral-associated organic matter formation Soils are the largest organic carbon reservoir in terrestrial ecosystems, storing carbon as organic matter derived from
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Climate change impacts on plant microbiota – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Climate change impacts on plant microbiota Bacteria and fungi associated with plants play critical roles in plant growth, fitness, and stress tolerance. These microbial communities inhabit the rhizosph
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Deciphering Deleterious Variation and Genetic Load in Avian Genomes – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Deciphering Deleterious Variation and Genetic Load in Avian Genomes The study of deleterious variation, or genetic load, in natural populations has become increasingly importa
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Epigenetic control of transposons in human brain development and degeneration (wet or dry lab) – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Epigenetic control of transposons in human brain development and degeneration (wet or dry lab) Molecular neuroscience has largely focused on the fun
Exploring Ubiquinone Biosynthesis Genes in Freshwater Sponges through dN/dS Ratios and Computational Analyses – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Exploring Ubiquinone Biosynthesis Genes in Freshwater Sponges through dN/dS Ratios and Computational Analyses The intriguing realm of
Fungal interactions and succession in dead wood – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Fungal interactions and succession in dead wood In the forest ecosystem, dead wood is a dynamic and complex ecological niche in which fungi play a central role in the decomposition of lignocellul
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How Galectin-3 regulates the neuroinflammation in Alzheimer’s disease – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University How Galectin-3 regulates the neuroinflammation in Alzheimer’s disease It is well-established that innate immunity plays a significant role in responding to and influencing t
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Investigating mechanisms underlying sex differences in human immunity – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Investigating mechanisms underlying sex differences in human immunity The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted sex differences during infection, with increased hospitalizations
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Polygenic scores, early life factors and precision medicine – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Polygenic scores, early life factors and precision medicine Diabetes is a multi-organ disease which is heterogeneous in manifestation. Our group discovered 5 subtypes of diabetes in t
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SarcDBase: a workflow for detection of genetic alterations in sarcoma. – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University SarcDBase: a workflow for detection of genetic alterations in sarcoma. Today we have the technology to identify almost any genetic alteration in cancer genomes. However, we
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Seaweed cultivation- food for the future – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Seaweed cultivation- food for the future Are you interested in sustainable development and seafood of the future? Souto Ocean Culture, Department of Process and Life Science Engineering at LTH, and Mari
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All posts – Page 3 – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Expanded View March 24, 2025 | Lotta Persmark How are solitary bee communities affected by farmland landscape composition? Pollinating insects, such as wild bees, are declining worldwide, threatening pollination of both wild
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The molecular mechanism of mitochondria-to-nuclear signalling – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University The molecular mechanism of mitochondria-to-nuclear signalling To survive in the variable conditions of the outside environment, plants constantly need to adapt their growth and repr
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Thermal adaptation of soil microbes – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Thermal adaptation of soil microbes Soil microbial decomposers, including bacteria and fungi, are the gatekeepers of the soil carbon cycle, determining the fraction of decomposed carbon that becomes part of
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Thesis project in Neurogenetics at the Faculty of Medicine – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Thesis project in Neurogenetics at the Faculty of Medicine Supervisors Maria Swanberg, Senior Lecturer in Translational Neuroscience Kajsa Atterling Brolin, Postdoctoral Fellow Placeme
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To eat or be eaten – how do interactions with soil fauna impact fungal behaviour? – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University To eat or be eaten – how do interactions with soil fauna impact fungal behaviour? There are several known cases of fungi altering insect behaviour, but few studi
