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Research at CMM
At CMM, KI researchers and clinical experts from KUH utilizes CMM's infrastructure and equipment which results in international top class medical research.
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Core facilities
A core is an instrument or utility that is available to all groups at CMM whereas it is housed within one group.
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News
Unexpected effect of MS drug Unexpected effect of MS drug Karl Carlström and Fredrik Piehl Photo: Stefan Zimmerman Researchers at CMM have studied the mechanism of action of a drug used to treat...
New findings about how Parkinson's disease develops New findings about how Parkinson's disease develops A new study by researchers at CMM shows that the protein alpha-synuclein, which accumulates in patients with Parkinson’s disease, occurs...
New method divides patients with ulcerative colitis in groups New method divides patients with ulcerative colitis in groups Researchers at CMM have found a way of using gene expression conserved across species to divide patients with the inflammatory...
Rheumatoid arthritic pain could be caused by antibodies Rheumatoid arthritic pain could be caused by antibodies In a recently published study, researchers at CMM has shown that antibodies that exist in the joints before the onset of rheumatoid...
Financial support from The Swedish Childhood Cancer Fund to Ann Nordgren for her research position Financial support from The Swedish Childhood Cancer Fund to Ann Nordgren for her research position Research positions are awarded once a year by the Swedish Childhood Cancer Fund. In 2019,...
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The epigenome as a vector of inheritance: Evidence in mammals involving the germline
Speaker: Prof. Isabelle M. Mansuy, Laboratory of Neuroepigenetics, University and ETH Zürich, Brain Research Institute, Switzerland
CMM Lecture Hall
Host: Maja Jagodic, Associate Professor, Department of Clinical Neuroscience at KI and Group Leader at CMM.
Start: 13:00
Targeted rewriting of epigenetic marks
Speaker: Dr Sabine Bartel, Department of Pathology and Medical Biology, University Medical Center Groningen, the Netherlands
CMM Lecture Hall, Visionsgatan 18, ground floor, L8:00
Host: Maja Jagodic, Associate Professor, Department of Clinical Neuroscience, Karolinska Institutet, Research Group Leader at CMM.
Start: 13:00
Genetic predictors of rheumatoid arthritis susceptibility and outcome: Are they the same?”
Speaker: Sebastien Viatte, University of Manchester, UK
CMM Lecture Hall, L8:00, Visionsgatan 18
Host: Professor Vivianne Malmström
Start: 12:00