Welcome to Arne Yndestad's research group
Immunological and molecular mechanisms in myocardial remodeling and heart failure
Group leader Research Scientist Arne Yndestad, MSc Pharm, PhD
Group members:
PhD Student Christen P. Dahl, MD
PhD-student Linn E. Lillerud, MD
PhD Student Øystein Sandanger, MD
Research Scientist Alexandra V. Finsen, MD, PhD
Research Scientist Leif Erik Vinge, MD, PhD
Research Scientist Erik Øie, MD, PhD
Student Ståle Nymo
Research Scientist Trine Ranheim, MSc, PhD
Engineer Azita Rashidi
Group members:
PhD Student Christen P. Dahl, MD
PhD-student Linn E. Lillerud, MD
PhD Student Øystein Sandanger, MD
Research Scientist Alexandra V. Finsen, MD, PhD
Research Scientist Leif Erik Vinge, MD, PhD
Research Scientist Erik Øie, MD, PhD
Student Ståle Nymo
Research Scientist Trine Ranheim, MSc, PhD
Engineer Azita Rashidi
News & events
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Latest publications
Arne Yndestad
Increased circulating mitochondrial DNA after myocardial infarction
Int J Cardiol (in press)
PubMed 22578950
TNF Revisited: Osteoprotegerin and TNF-related Molecules in Heart Failure
Curr Heart Fail Rep, 9 (2), 92-100
PubMed 22453763
The homeostatic chemokine CCL21 predicts mortality and may play a pathogenic role in heart failure
PLoS One, 7 (3), e33038
PubMed 22427939





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