Doctoral Theses
Our [single-cell tracking] data clearly show that there are subpopulations of rapidly dividing cells, hiding in population-based data such as the population doubling time. Thus, by only drawing conclusions based on population data, important biological processes on individual cell levels may be neglected.
Dr. Sofia Kamlund, Lund University
Engineered nanomaterials in in vivo and in vitro models
Authors: Laura Abariute
Characterization of the Novel Pericyte Receptors S1PR3 and PTGER2
Authors: Tina Heumann
Aquaporins in Infection and Inflammation
Authors: Angelika Holm
Combination of Unsaturated Fatty Acids and Ionizing Radiation on Human Glioma Cells: Cellular, Biochemical and Gene Expression Analysis
Authors: Otilia Antal
Proteins, Polymers and Living Cells on Titanium Oxide-based Nano structured Coatings: Exploitation of Label-free Optical Sensing Methods
Authors: Judit Nádor
Living cells and copolymer coatings exposed to green tea polyphenol (EGCg): dynamic investigations using label-free optical biosensors
Authors: Beatrix Eva Peter
Modulation of Tight Junctions by Peptides to Increase Drug Penetration Across Biological Barriers
Authors: Alexandra Bocsik
Novel Imaging Technology and Tools for Biomarker Detection in Cancer
Authors: Zahra El-Schich
Combination Liposome-Based Anti-Cancer Preparations
Authors: Sriraman et al.
Research Areas: Cancer research
Nanowires in Cell Biology – Exploring Interactions and Applications
Authors: Henrik Persson
Research Areas: Nanowires