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The research in the Mandrup laboratory aims at understanding transcriptional networks regulating cellular differentiation and function in mammalian cells. We are specifically interested in the molecular cross-talk between transcriptional regulation and metabolism in adipocytes and pancreatic b-cells, and in the transcriptional network regulating adipocyte differentiation. The mechanisms of action and the gene regulatory programs initiated by members of the peroxisome proliferator activated receptor (PPAR) family and their associated co-factors are of particular interest. In addition, the Mandrup laboratory has a long-standing interest in the acyl-CoA binding protein (ACBP).
Head of research: Professor, PhD Susanne Mandrup
See also: The Mandrup group homepage (mandrupgroup)
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Researchers and research group:
Postdoc
Alexander Rauch
Postdoc
Michael Børgesen
Postdoc
Rasmus Siersbæk
Postdoc
Søren Fisker Schmidt
Academic staff (Laboratory Manager) Ronni Nielsen
Secretary Vibeke Jensen
Laboratory trainee Diana Egeberg Jørgensen
PhD fellow Anders Kristian Haakonsson
PhD fellow Ann-Britt Marcher
PhD fellow Anne Loft
PhD fellow Atefeh Rabiee
PhD student Emilie Kristine Bagge
PhD student Jesper Grud Skat Madsen
PhD fellow Maria Stahl Madsen
PhD fellow Signe Bek (co-supervisor)
Master students:
Bjørk D. Larsen
ITEK students:
Ann-Sofie B. Larsen
Emilie K. Bagge
Isabel Forss
Rasmus L. B. Elnegaard
Sofie Traynor
Guest PhD student Christian Bindesbøll