Engineering for Health Archive - Page 5 of 7 - TU Braunschweig

13. December 2021

Antibodies of vaccinated or hospitalized COVID-19 individuals still recognize the Omicron variant of SARS-CoV-2 TU Braunschweig analyzed serum samples from vaccinated individuals with new corona variant

2. December 2021

New Drug Candidates from Known Compounds Big data platform for drug repurposing presented

1. December 2021

How Proteins Clump Together Molecular mechanisms in the aggregation of proteins in membraneless organelles

26. November 2021

More Effectiveness, Fewer Side Effects On the way to individualised medicine

17. November 2021

Lower Saxony Science Award goes to Professor Arno Kwade and student initiative MethodAid Awarded for research achievements and social commitment

9. November 2021

BionicWalker Development and research of a prosthetic fitting for partial foot amputations started

8. November 2021

Smallest Forces with Enormous Effect on Molecules Molecular regulation of changes in cell shape and cell movement measured and made visible

4. November 2021

In Search of Drug Candidates in the Plant Genome Professor Boas Pucker heads the Plant Biotechnology and Bioinformatics Team

26. August 2021

More Transparency in Artificial Intelligence AIMe – A Standard for AI in Biomedicine

27. July 2021

Vitally Important for Life – How Does Molybdenum Become Biologically Active? Mechanism of the molybdenum insertase elucidated

12. July 2021

COR-101 is Inhibiting the Emerging “Indian” Variants of SARS-CoV-2 including “Delta” Researchers from Braunschweig published preclinical dataset on the development of the anti-SARS-CoV-2 antibody COR-101 in Cell Reports

8. July 2021

Toxic Effect of Parkinson’s Drug on Brain Cells Studied New approach for analysis of levodopa side effect (dyskinesia)

7. July 2021

New DFG Research Group Investigates Chronic DNA Virus Infections How herpes viruses and other DNA viruses manipulate cellular gene expression to establish lifelong infections

Die Abbildung zeigt eine mikroskopische Aufnahme des Maus-Hippocampus. In roter Farbe sind die A-beta-Ablagerungen sichtbar gemacht worden. Um diese Alzheimer-typischen Ablagerungen in der Maus untersuchen zu können, sind spezielle Mausmodelle notwendig, die auch von der AG Korte im Rahmen dieser Studie verwendet wurden. Bildnachweis: Holz, Korte/TU Braunschweig

28. June 2021

How Does Alzheimer’s Disease Begin? "Deep is the well of the past. Should it not be called unfathomable?" (Thomas Mann)

Etwas mehr als ein Dutzend Zebrafische schwimmen in einem Glasbehälter

22. June 2021

Key protein in trisomy 21 inhibited A new approach to a potential active agent

11. May 2021

Sugar Exposes Bacteria How biologists and chemists from Israel and Germany make potentially dangerous bacteria visible

1. April 2021

Picture of the Month April: Not one Cell like the Other Submitted by Professor Christian Sieben

29. March 2021

New Drug Grips Tumor Cells with Two Arms Braunschweig antibody in clinical trials in the USA

23. March 2021

Bioinformatics: Handling the Thousands A short portrait of Ruibing Shi from the PhD program “Drug Discovery and Chemical Informatics for New Anti-Infectives”

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