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Protein manufacture in the cell powerhouse
Joanna Rorbach’s research centers on the powerhouses of our cells, structures known as mitochondria. She is studying how proteins are made in these structures – a process about which little is known, but which plays a key role in neurological diseases, ageing and cancer.
Enhanced immunotherapy with microchips
The aim is to treat more forms of cancer, and cure more patients.
New leukemia therapies based on genetic insights
Thoas Fioretos, a Wallenberg Clinical Scholar in Lund, is mapping genetic mutations in leukemia cells, and trying to understand which of them cause disease. This knowledge may lead to more accurate diagnoses and new therapies.
New hope for leukemia sufferers
Wallenberg Clinical Scholar Eva Hellström-Lindberg believes collaboration between the research world and health care providers is essential. Humility and curiosity are her drivers as she strives to improve the long-term prognosis for patients suffering from various forms of blood cancer grouped under the umbrella term MDS – myelodysplastic syndrome.
