Umeå Centre for Molecular Medicine is an interdisciplinary research centre using basic research approaches to study areas of biological and medical relevance.
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UCMM would like to congratulate Dr Wayne Davies (Prof Lena Gunhaga’s Grp) on his paper published recently in PLOS Computational Biology: https://t.co/DtA7TY4BXs
UCMM congratulates Prof. Edlund’s group on their new publication in Scientific Reports (https://t.co/hjJvOcAFU4). “Our findings provide evidence that αSyn and IAPP co-aggregate both in vitro and in vivo, suggesting a role for αSyn in β-cell amyloid formation” said Prof. Edlund.
UCMM would like to congratulate Prof. Ulf Ahlgren’s group on their excellent new paper (Mesoscopic 3D imaging of pancreatic cancer and Langerhans islets based on tissue autofluorescence) published recently in Scientific Reports (https://t.co/YyZHcGixx1). Image: IPMN cyst.
Reminder for anyone coming across the daily paper/news making a fuss about "[animal X] glows in the dark".
Editors/journalists/scicomm-ers: if in doubt, reach out to people competent in vision, visual signalling, and/or environmental lighting. Many of us would be happy to help.
The video depicts a diabetic mouse pancreas and its different lobes (splenic lobe in green, gastric lobe in blue and duodenal lobe in yellow) imaged by Optical Projection Tomography. The surviving islets of Langerhans (in red) are dysfunctional.
https://t.co/xysdWRREod
Breaking news! UCMM would like to congratulate Prof. Ulf Ahlgren’s group on their excellent new paper published yesterday in Communications Biology (https://t.co/rdNWfGKXtZ). The image depicts a mouse pancreas imaged by Optical Projection Tomography (OPT).
UCMM would like to congratulate Dr Sghari, Dr Davies and Prof Gunhaga on their new paper “Elucidation of cellular mechanisms that regulate the sustained contraction and relaxation of the mammalian iris”, published today in IOVS. https://t.co/XfxYaKqeTf
Please read a new themed issue (and e-book) hosted, edited and co-authored by UCMM member Dr Wayne Davies, published recently in Front Ecol Evol: https://t.co/FtL013swgg
UCMM would like to congratulate lab member Dr Wayne Davies (Prof Lena Gunhaga’s Grp) on his paper entitled “Biodiversity of sensory systems in aquatic vertebrates”, published today in Front Ecol Evol: https://t.co/jvTwdkkQr5
UCMM would like to congratulate lab member Dr Wayne Davies (Prof Lena Gunhaga’s Grp) on his paper entitled “Biodiversity of sensory systems in aquatic vertebrates”, published today in Front Ecol Evol: https://t.co/jvTwdkkQr5
Please read our new paper “CAM Delam: an in vivo approach to visualize and quantify the delamination and invasion capacity of human cancer cells” published last week in Sci Rep: https://t.co/hmXCNhknfE
UCMM would like to congratulate members of Prof Lena Gunhaga’s group on their new paper “CAM Delam: an in vivo approach to visualize and quantify the delamination and invasion capacity of human cancer cells” published last week in Sci Rep: https://t.co/i16SsZSMlD
UCMM would like to congratulate members of Prof Lena Gunhaga’s group on their new paper “CAM Delam: an in vivo approach to visualize and quantify the delamination and invasion capacity of human cancer cells” published last week in Sci Rep: https://t.co/i16SsZSMlD
UCMM congratulates Assist. Prof. Silvia Remeseiro for attracting an infrastructure grant entitled “Incubator for IncuCyte-S3 live-cell imaging system and specific software analysis modules.”
UCMM congratulates Professor Leif Carlsson whom recently received funding from Ögonfonden for the project “Identification and characterisation of novel genes regulating eye development”. Please see https://t.co/IKscgqVXcx for more information.