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New discoveries from basic research could possibly result in more targeted treatment of hypertension and diabetes in the case of greatly overweight (obese) patients in the future. Science August 03, 2014 Sounding it out – the National Cohort What keeps us healthy? This is the question that the National Cohort, Germany's largest population... Science August 22, 2014 A new way to look into the brain Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can be combined with an iron nanoparticle preparation that provides a sharp view of microscopic blood vessels in patient’s bodies that have been too small to see with other methods. Institute & Campus September 05, 2014 Celebrate the creation of Adam and Eve For Ekaterina Perets, PhD student in the Rosenthal/Klussmann group, Rosh ha Shana, the Jewish New Year, is one of her personal favorite feasts. Here she tells us about it. Science September 09, 2014 Tough ones – Human muscle stem cells 4 degrees Celsius and not a lot of oxygen: under adverse environmental conditions human muscle stem cells – the so-called satellite cells – revert back to their survival mode. Science October 14, 2014 50th Round of Berlin „Jugend forscht“ competition begins at the MDC “50 years, that may sound old for young people but curiosity keeps this competition young. And curiosity keeps us young in science.” With these words, Walter Rosenthal, the MDC’s scientific director greeted the 200 guests for the launch of the 50th round of the “Jugend forscht” competition (Jugend forscht translates into ‘yong people do research’). Institute & Campus November 12, 2014 Cultures Calendar: Saint Nicholas and the bad cop In the 1950s, the Basilica de San Nicola – a church in the Italian harbor city of Bari – was... Science October 20, 2014 By Russell Hodge A broken tool and broken hearts The analysis of the human genome showed that our DNA contains fewer genes than most scientists... Science December 13, 2014 Grants and Awards for MDC researchers Congratulations to Michela Di Virgilio, Baris Tursun, and Jane Holland, all of whom have just won prestigious grants or prizes. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 3 Current page 4 Page 5 Page 6 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
Press Release No. 5 March 12, 2008 Berlin New Regulation Mechanism Controls Survival of Immune Cells and Influences the Diversity of Antibodies B cells are a subtype of white blood cells (lymphocytes) which are generated in the bone marrow...
Press Release No. 13 October 25, 2003 Berlin A More Specific Treatment for Obese Patients with Hypertension in the Future? New discoveries from basic research could possibly result in more targeted treatment of hypertension and diabetes in the case of greatly overweight (obese) patients in the future.
Science August 03, 2014 Sounding it out – the National Cohort What keeps us healthy? This is the question that the National Cohort, Germany's largest population...
Science August 22, 2014 A new way to look into the brain Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can be combined with an iron nanoparticle preparation that provides a sharp view of microscopic blood vessels in patient’s bodies that have been too small to see with other methods.
Institute & Campus September 05, 2014 Celebrate the creation of Adam and Eve For Ekaterina Perets, PhD student in the Rosenthal/Klussmann group, Rosh ha Shana, the Jewish New Year, is one of her personal favorite feasts. Here she tells us about it.
Science September 09, 2014 Tough ones – Human muscle stem cells 4 degrees Celsius and not a lot of oxygen: under adverse environmental conditions human muscle stem cells – the so-called satellite cells – revert back to their survival mode.
Science October 14, 2014 50th Round of Berlin „Jugend forscht“ competition begins at the MDC “50 years, that may sound old for young people but curiosity keeps this competition young. And curiosity keeps us young in science.” With these words, Walter Rosenthal, the MDC’s scientific director greeted the 200 guests for the launch of the 50th round of the “Jugend forscht” competition (Jugend forscht translates into ‘yong people do research’).
Institute & Campus November 12, 2014 Cultures Calendar: Saint Nicholas and the bad cop In the 1950s, the Basilica de San Nicola – a church in the Italian harbor city of Bari – was...
Science October 20, 2014 By Russell Hodge A broken tool and broken hearts The analysis of the human genome showed that our DNA contains fewer genes than most scientists...
Science December 13, 2014 Grants and Awards for MDC researchers Congratulations to Michela Di Virgilio, Baris Tursun, and Jane Holland, all of whom have just won prestigious grants or prizes.