Here, we investigated the regenerative response of pancreatic islets following moderate beta-cell loss in mice using two diffenet models: one rapid beta-cell targeted synchronous cell death by using the RIPDTR model, and one slow heterogeneous cell death by using streptozotocin…
Together with our collaborators from the BETAUPREG Group (financed by NO Grants 2014– 2021, under Project contract no. 21/2020 (RO-NO-2019-0544), Andreas and Andrei mapped the molecular fingerprint of early insulitis in a cohort of NOD mice ranging from 4 to…
Here, Andreas built and analysed several timelines along the first year of life of different mouse models to understand how pancreatic endocrine islets are maturing and then age. By combining transgenic systems, global transcriptomics, pathway analysis, cell biology and physiology,…
Here, we designed a pilot study to comprehensively identify the diversity of global proteome signatures and the deviation from normal homeostasis in randomly selected human-isolated islet samples. By using Tandem Mass Tag 16-plex proteomics, we focused on the recurrently observed…
Congratulations to Andreas Mathisen, our 3rd-year PhD candidate, for receiving FIRST prize for “The Best Oral Presentation Award” at the 17th Annual Research Presentations arranged by the Research School in Clinical Medicine. This event took place between 25 and 26…
Congratulations to Andreas Mathisen, our PhD student, for receiving the Molecular Metabolism Early Career Researcher prize for the best Blitz Talk at Diabesity Nordic 2022 Meeting, which took place between 9 and 11 of March 2022 at Solstrand, Norway. We…
Congratulations to Andreas Mathisen, our PhD student, for obtaining one year mobility fellowship from Faculty of Medicine, University of Bergen, to study and work at University of Geneva, Switzerland! We are proud of you!