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Daniel Otzen
Group Leader
Funtional and pathological protein aggregation, membrane protein folding, protein-detergent interactions
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Janni Nielsen
Lab Manager
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Brian Stougaard Vad
Postdoc
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Hossein Mohammad-Beigi
PhD
My research interests are mainly focused on the topics of protein fibrillation, nanoparticles-proteins interactions, and protein and peptide self-assembly. In my research activity I have used different techniques, such as ThT assays, Circular Dichroism (CD), fluorescence based techniques, Small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS), and isothermal titration calorimetry (ITC).
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Cagla Sahin
Ph.D. student
Protein aggregation and oxidation
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Nicholas Schafer
Postdoc
Membrane protein folding
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Kirsten Gade Malmos
PhD Student
Glycosaminoglycans in protein aggregation.
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Adriana Wolf Pérez
PhD student
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Camilla Bertel Andersen
PhD student
Protein aggregation using NMR
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Henriette Søster Frislev
PhD student
Exploring the potential of liprotides: Protein-lipid complexes
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Jens Kvist Madsen
PhD Student
Peptide stability and formulation.
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Jannik Nedergaard Pedersen
PhD Student
Vitamin D fortification using protein-lipid complexes
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Line Friis Bakmann Christensen
PhD student
Alpha-synuclein and bacterial amyloid proteins.
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Angela de Poli
PhD student
I am currently working on generating and characterizing toxic protein oligomers involved in different neurodegenerative diseases. Main focus: tau and Alzheimer’s disease.
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Alessandra Zarantonello
Master student
Potential stabilizing effect of nanobodies on fibrillation prone proteins
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Anders Clement (Spejderman)
Master student
working with transformation and purification of GLPG and analysis on membrane proteins
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Femke van Diggelen
PhD Student
Alpha-synuclein oligomers (aSOs) are believed to play a major role in PD pathology. aSOs come in different sizes and shapes and also different toxic mechanisms have been described. In order to gain more insight in PD pathology, the main goal of my project is to identify an aSO binding partner.
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Daniel Jhaf Madsen
M. Sc. Student
Working with GalR aggregation, refolding studies, peptide array self-recognition of functional amyloids and GlpG rhomboid membrane protease.