More than 30 research groups are active at the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics. The research projects span across a broad range of topics covering various aspects of structure and function of biological systems. A majority of these topics is centered on biological membranes. Science for Life Laboratory, where many of our researchers are based, is also closely linked to the Department.
Débora Masini, Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics, has been awarded a two-year Young Investigator Grant from The Brain and Behaviour Research Foundation.
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.
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.
The long-term problem in cryo-EM about insufficient data due to uneven protein molecules distribution can now be reduced thanks to a new instrument for specimen preparation of cryo-EM grids, the Chameleon.
Researchers at DBB have determined the structure of one of nature's sharpest chemical tools, a protein radical. The results help us understand how nature can carry out very challenging chemical reactions and can ultimately be used in both medicine and green chemistry applications.
Débora Masini, Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics, has been awarded a two-year Young Investigator Grant from The Brain and Behaviour Research Foundation.