KNAW

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GUIDE Institute for Drug Exploration, part of the Groningen Graduate...

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Completed research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Secretariat Host defense against tumour growth
Secretariat Infection and inflammation research
Secretariat Autoimmunity research
Secretariat Transplantation research
Secretariat Transplantation, immunology, inflammation
Secretariat Analysis of biomarkers
Secretariat Affinity-based protein enrichment
Secretariat High-resolution separation technology
Secretariat Renal diseases
Secretariat Pharmacoepidemiology and drug policy
Secretariat Oncology
Secretariat Liver, gastrointestinal and metabolic diseases
Secretariat Cardiovascular diseases
Secretariat Biopharmaceuticals: discovery, design and delivery
Secretariat Asthma / COPD
Secretariat Regulation of the immune response in man and rat by factors associated with reproduction
Secretariat Cytokine profiles of foreign body reactions against (biodegradable) biomaterials
Secretariat Tissue engineering of vascular grafts using endothelial progenitor cells
Secretariat Modulation of foreign body reactions against biodegradable biomaterials: the role of the formation and activation of giant cells
Secretariat Tissue engineering of cardiac tissue using neonatal cardiomyocytes or bone marrow cells
Secretariat Application of viral immune evasion proteins to inhibit organ rejection after transplantation
Secretariat The search for genes and their function using bioinformatics (primers design, gene localisation, marker development)
Secretariat The search for genes for complex diseases
Secretariat Development of transgenic animal models for disease
Secretariat The initiation of transplant damage in brain death donors
Secretariat Epithelial damage in transplanted tracheas
Secretariat Early risk factors for chronic rejection after lung transplantation
Secretariat The role of surfactant on the function of a transplanted lung
Secretariat Modulation of apoptosis induction for transplant rejection
Secretariat Vasculature directed therapies for the treatment of cancer and chronic inflammatory diseases
Secretariat Role of sphingolipids in immune homeostasis as a basis for treatment of cancer or transplant rejection
Secretariat Development of bispecific antibodies for immunotherapy of non-Hodgkin lymphoma
Secretariat Development of recombinant bifunctional proteins for immunotherapy of carcinomas
Secretariat Pharmaceutical technology and industrial pharmacy
Secretariat Pharmaceutical biology
Secretariat Pharmacokinetics and drug delivery
Secretariat Therapeutic gene modulation
Secretariat Chemotherapy for patients with colorectal cancer. Potential contributions by the clinical pharmacist

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