Chronic inflammation
Inflammaging — when the alarm never stops
Acute inflammation is a feature, chronic inflammation is a bug. This topic curates the evidence on the slow-burn inflammation that links obesity to cancer, aging to dementia, and stress to autoimmunity.
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Postdoc — mucin glycomics, Aarhus University Hospital
Aarhus University Hospital
We seek a postdoctoral researcher to join our intestinal mucin glycomics group. Focus: characterizing MUC2 O-glycan structures in…
Research topicMulti-center FMT protocol optimization in C.difficile recurrence
Hvidovre/Aarhus/Aalborg hospital consortium
A consortium of Danish hospitals (Hvidovre, Aarhus, Aalborg) seeks research partners to standardize FMT donor screening + delivery…
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