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      Protein interactions in inflammatory diseases

      Research Group Infection Biology
      Resarch Environment Systems Biology

      Protein interactions in inflammatory diseases

      Research Group Infection Biology
      Resarch Environment Systems Biology

      Quick Facts

      Full project name

      Protein interactions in inflammatory diseases

      Duration

      January 2017 – December 2024

      Funding and collaboration

      The Knowledge Foundation, Nanoxis Consulting, Örebro University

      Inflammation is part of the body's natural response to an infection or injury. Classic symptoms of an infection include swelling, redness, warmth and tenderness.

      The symptoms are caused by a series of physiological processes that are started when a stimuli triggers an intracellular pathway. This in turn leads to an activation of genes, intracellular proteins and protein complexes. Mutations in these proteins can cause changes in the immunological response and thereby a variety of chronic inflammatory diseases.

      What we want

      The objective of the project is to obtain a better picture of how the proteins in these signalling pathways and protein complexes interact with each other in order to understand the onset of inflammatory diseases and how they can be treated.

      Project Leader

      Vice-Chancellor for Internationalisation and Associate Professor

      Participating Researchers

      Published: 1/10/2020
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