DBB Researcher receives SFSG funding to develop new methods in single-cell epigenomics
Dr Marek Bartosovic, researcher at the DBB, has received SFSG for research that will gain new insights into normal human brain development and into what happens when it goes wrong and neurodevelopmental disorders occur.
A massive supercomplex induces membrane curvature for cellular respiration
Researchers from the DBB at Stockholm University, based at SciLifeLab, together with collaborators from Helsinki University and UCL, have published a study in Nature.
Simultaneous mapping of several different epigenetic landmarks in a single cell
Researchers at Karolinska Institutet had in 2021 developed a technique making possible to examine how different versions of histones bind to the genome in tens of thousands of individual cells.
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Researchers from Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm University, KTH and Uppsala University have mapped how cells in the human spinal cord are formed in the embryo and which genes control this development. This could lead to new knowledge about how injuries and diseases in the spinal cord occur and how they can be treated.
Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics and Science for Life Laboratory researcher Marta Carroni is this years’ winner of the Hugo Theorell Prize in Biophysics.