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The section describes the current research projects carried out by the members in the KI Infection Network.


214 Projects related to Research projects
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Development of new techniques to study biodiversity of complex microbial systems, e.g. the normal flora of the gut
(Zabarovsky Eugene, Associate Professor)
This proposal outlines a project aiming at developing direct qualititative and quantitative molecular assays for gut microflora in relation to disease risk (IBD, cancer, etc.). The project is based on » more
Mechanisms of cellular cytotoxicity
(Bryceson Yenan, Ph.D. Student)
Using Toll-like receptor activation to improve vaccinations
(Applequist Steven, Assistant Professor)
Toll-like receptors are a family of recently discovered receptors which recognize conserved molecules from a variety of infectious agents. These receptors can recognize viral DNA and RNA, fungal cell » more
A Japan-Sweden malaria venture net
(Kaneko Akira, Associate Professor)
Tracing the routes from mainland Africa to South-east Asia, Island Melanesia and Madagascar, we aim at a better understanding of how humans, parasites and mosquitoes have co-evolved over time and » more
A pneumococcal pilus influences virulence and host inflammatory responses
(Dahlberg Sofia, Ph.D. Student)
Activation of retrovirus for membrane fusion
(Sjöberg Mathilda, Research Associate)
Alterations in activity and specificity of intracellular proteolysis in disease pathogenesis
(Lu Lei, Ph.D. Student)
Amodiaquine resistant Plasmodium falciparum malaria and gene polymorphisms in Kenya.
(Holmgren Gabrielle, Ph.D. Student)
An efficient HIV specific CTL response that can control viral replication; implication for vaccine design
(Karlsson Annika, Research Associate)
The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) epidemic, with 38 million people infected worldwide, has become one of the most serious global health problems. A vaccine that would prevent infection or » more
Antimicrobial activity of ribosomal proteins
(Meyer-Hoffert Ulf, Ph.D. Student)
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