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Immunopathogenic mechanisms in immunodeficiency and infectious disorders
Group leader Børre Fevang, MD, PhD
PhD Student Elisabeth Astrup, MD
PhD Studen Jan Cato Holter, MD
PhD Student Silje Jørgensen, MD
PhD Student Eli Taraldsrud, MD
Research scientist Kari Otterdal, PhD
Ass professor Lars Heggelund, MD, PhD
Ass professor Ingvild Nordøy, MD, PhD
Ass researcher Linn Landrø, MD, PhD
Ass resercher Stina Gregersen, MD, PhD
Professor Stig S. Frøland, MD, PhD
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About our research:
The research group focus on immunopathogenesis in primary and secondary immunodeficiency (such as CVID and HIV) and selected infectious diseases, in particular the study of chronic inflammation characterising these disorders. The aim is to improve the understanding of disease mechanisms and to discover new targets for therapeutic intervention. The group works in a translational setting combining close contact to the clinic, in particular Section of Clinical Immunology and Infectious Diseases at OUS, with access to a wide range of immunological methods through extensive collaboration with other groups.
Focus on recruitment and career building in health research
May 24, 2013
Latest publications
Børge Fevang
Increased levels of the homeostatic chemokine CXCL13 in human atherosclerosis - Potential role in plaque stabilization
Atherosclerosis, 224 (1), 266-73
PubMed 22840692
Development of pulmonary abnormalities in patients with common variable immunodeficiency: associations with clinical and immunologic factors
Ann Allergy Asthma Immunol, 104 (6), 503-10
PubMed 20568383
Enhanced levels of urokinase plasminogen activator and its soluble receptor in common variable immunodeficiency
Clin Immunol, 131 (3), 438-46
PubMed 19232508
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