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Gender and Diversity in Science

19.04.2022

New initiative - GADIS starts with workshops and lectures in May

Professor Dr. Dr. Alfredo Ramirez

Alzheimer’s Disease: Identification of 75 genetic risk factors brings new insights

05.04.2022 Label TopNews Label Prof. Dr. Alfredo Ramirez

International research team identifies genes, proteins and immune responses responsible for the disease’s outbreak and…

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CANTAR: new oncologic research network

31.03.2022 Label TopNews Label Prof. Dr. Henning Walczak

CECAD congratulates the Medical Faculty of the University of Cologne on its new research network called CANTAR (CANcer TARgeting)…

The African killifish (Notobranchius furzeri) can be used to study the ageing of the immune system.

Fewer antibody diversity as we age

28.03.2022 Label Prof. Dr. Dario Valenzano

Studies in African killifish reveal how the immune system ages

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The right diet can safeguard against acute kidney injury

22.03.2022 Label Discover Label Prof. Dr. Roman-Ulrich Müller

A research team led by Professor Dr Roman-Ulrich Müller has shown in an animal model that certain diets protect the kidneys from…

Dr. Leo Kurian

ERC Consolidator Grant for Leo Kurian

17.03.2022

Prestigious EU research prize will support fundamental genetic research into the development of the human heart / In the long run,…

Joris Deelen

ERC Starting Grant for Joris Deelen

10.03.2022 Label TopNews

Research on genetic mechanisms underlying healthy aging

Closing of a wound in Drosophila larva. Membranes are marked   in blue and autophagic vesicles in magenta

The cellular cleaning program autophagy helps in wound healing

09.03.2022 Label TopNews Label Discover Label Prof. Dr. Maria Leptin

Scientists at the University of Cologne have shown that the recycling program of cells, autophagy, leads to the fusion of several…

Mitochondrial dysfunction causes Purkinje cell loss that is postponed by depletion of CLPP protease. Cross section through cerebellum. Purkinje neurons are presented in white-gray

Mitochondrial diseases: Loss of a protein opens up new therapeutic options

04.03.2022 Label TopNews Label Discover Label Prof. Dr. Aleksandra Trifunovic

A Cologne research team has demonstrated in an animal model that the loss of the protein CLPP alleviates mitochondrial diseases.…

How a protein controls the production of neurons in the brain

15.02.2022 Label TopNews Label Discover Label Prof. Dr. Matteo Bergami Label Prof. Dr. Thomas Langer Label Prof. Dr. Elena I. Rugarli

Researchers at CECAD have discovered that the protein YME1L regulates the production of new nerve cells and the maintenance of…

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