Research

 

Address

Molecular Medicine
Department of Medical Sciences
Entrance 70, 3rd floor
Research dept. II
University Hospital
SE-751 85 UPPSALA

See About us/Personnel for additional contact information

 

Research group members

 

  Ann-Christine Syvänen
  PhD, Professor
  Research group leader
  Lillebil Andersson
  Administrative assistant
  Mathias Brännvall
  PhD, Project coordinator
  Eva Berglund
  PhD, Post doc
  Epigenetics and genomics of leukemia, bioinformatics.
  Per Wahlberg
  PhD, Post doc
  Epigenetics and genomics of leukemia
  Josefine Palle
  PhD, Post doc
  Epigenetics and genomics of leukemia
 

  Jonas Carlsson Almlöf
  PhD, Bioinformatician
  Genomics
  Per Lundmark
  PhD, Post doc
  Genomics, sequencing and SNP bioinformatics
  Chuan Wang
  PhD student
  Genetics of autoimmune diseases

 
  Jessica Nordlund
  PhD student
  Epigenetics and regulation of gene expression in leukemia
Bild på Mårten  Mårten Lindqvist
  PhD student
  Bioinformatics, epigenetics of leukemia
Picture of Behrooz  Behrooz Torabi
  MSc, Research assistant
  Bioinformatics
  Satyam Manduva
  Student, MSc degree project
  ENGAGE projekt
  Anders Lundmark
  MSc, Research engineer
  Genetic analyses and bioinformatics
  Elin Övernäs
  PhD, Research engineer
  Molecular biological methods
  Lina Sylwan
  PhD, Research enegineer
  Molecular biological methods
 
  Niklas Henriksson
  PhD, Research engineer
  Molecular biological methods
 
  Amanda Raine
  PhD, Research engineer
  Molecular biological methods
  Juliana Imgenberg-Kreuz
  MSc, Research assistant
  Molecular biological methods
  Olof Karlberg
  PhD, Senior bioinformatician
  Genomics, sequencing bioinformatics and systems administration
 
  Former member: Johanna Sandling
  PhD, Post doc
  Genetics of autoimmune diseases
  Genetic determinants of growth and birth weight

 

         

News

  • MolMed receives new grant

    2012-04-23

    Large grant for epigenetic and genomic analyses of the brain from VR, FAS, Formas and Vinnova to Molecular Medicine and the SNP&SEQ platform.

  • New sequencer, MiSeq

    2012-03-16

    The SNP&SEQ Technology Platform has installed a MiSeq instrument from Illumina.

  • The Swedish Childhood Cancer Foundation

    2011-12-14

    Molecular Medicine research group has received funding from the Swedish Childhood Cancer Foundation.

  • VR grant

    2011-11-17

    VR-RFI has granted 6.7 million SEK for running costs to the SNP&SEQ platform.

  • K&A Wallenberg grant

    2011-10-04

    Molecular Medicine research group has received funding from the K&A Wallenberg foundation.

  • Publication in Nature

    2011-08-11

    A study that doubles the number of susceptibility genes for multiple sclerosis (MS) was published in Nature on Aug 11.

  • Instrument Upgrade.

    2011-06-20

    The SNP&SEQ Technology Platform have now upgraded our Genome Analyzer IIx with a HiSeq 2000 instrument from Illumina.

  • Publication in Nature Genetics

    2011-03-06

    Five new loci for coronary artery disease were published on-line in Nature Genetics on March 6th.

  • European Project: ESGI

    2011-01-18

    The Molecular Medicine group contributes to the ESGI infra-structure by technology development, eg. allele-specific gene expression and epigenetics.