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Alterations in activity and specificity of intracellular proteolysis in disease pathogenesis
(Lu Lei, Ph.D. Student)


CD8 T cell effector function in mucosal tissues
(Sandberg Johan, Associate Professor)


Chronic parvovirus B19 infection: pathogenesis and therapy
(Broliden Kristina, Professor)


Kristina Broliden (PI), Thomas Tolfvenstam (MD, research assistant), Oscar Norbeck (MD, post-doc), Anna Lindblom (MD, PhD-student), Igge Gustafsson (MD) Project start and end » more
Hepatitis C virus molecular aspects of replication and pathogenesis
(Bergqvist Anders, Assistant Professor)


Hepatitis C virus (HCV) is a significant health problem since it often causes life-long persistent infections with chronic hepatitis that may result in cirrhosis and liver cancer. Previous studies » more
HIV-1 interference with CD1-dependent antigen presentation and immunoregulation
(Sandberg Johan, Associate Professor)


Human CD1d-restricted natural killer T (NKT) cells represent a subset of lymphocytes with innate characteristics and immunoregulatory functions. We have previously observed that the NKT cell » more
Identification of potential host genes involved in dengue viral replication and investigation of the impact of dengue infection on the vascular endothelial cell
(Tolfvenstam Thomas, Research Associate)


collaborators: Cedric Ng, » more
Innate immunity selection mechanisms in HIV infection
(Jansson Marianne, Assistant Professor)


The aim of our studies is to better understand how virus-cell interactions and effector molecules within the innate immune system may impact HIV infection. In line with this, we are studying how » more
Lipid rafts
(Fogdell-Hahn Anna, Research Associate)


Myelin surrounding nerves is specialized membrane enriched in glycosphingolipids and cholesterol and with a limited number of proteins, compared to a the wide variety of lipids and proteins that are » more
Mechanism of B and T cell death during HIV infection
(Chiodi Francesca, Professor)


The research of my group is focused on the molecular mechanism leading to cell death and immunological impairment during HIV infection. During the last few years we have described that HIV infection » more
Mucosal immunity in HIV infection
(Hirbod Taha, Post-doc)


Background During the past ten years, it has become clear that not all humans are equally susceptible to infection by HIV-1 and several examples of natural protection have been documented. The most » more
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