Research topics
Infection
- Immune Reactions after Infection
- Viral induced Liver Damage
- Viral Infection
- Chronic Viral Infection
- Bacterial Infection
Immunology
- Cytokine induced Liver Damage and Septic Shock
- Immunological Mechanisms
- Anti-tumoral immune response
Research and Teaching
Molecular Medicine is the interface between clinical research and biomedical basic research. The main objective is to understand the background and cause of diseases. The uncovered mechanisms may be used to further our knowledge and improve therapeutic regimens in the future. The teaching concept includes the research taught in graduate schools, intensive courses and the discussion of research articles. To investigate infection and immunity, our laboratory uses the following methods:
Immunology
- Flow cytometry
- Immuno-fluorescence
- Histology
- ELISA
Infection
- Antibody assays
- Plaque Assay
- Chromium Release Assay
- ELI-SPOT
Biochemistry
- Western Blot
- Immuno-precipitation
- Kinase Assay
- Reporter Assay
Molecular Biology
- PCR
- Real Time-PCR
- Transfection
- Transduction
- Cell culture