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The
research group in Molecular Medicine headed by Professor
Ann-Christine Syvänen
was
started in 1998.
Since the start we have been
located
at the Research Department of
Uppsala University Hospital.
Our research group promotes rapid and widespread
application of modern molecular techniques in clinical research. We
develop novel methods for genome analysis, establish these methods at the
department, and apply them to medical or biological problems within the
group and together with clinical collaborators. Our core technology is
“minisequencing” primer extension pioneered by us.
The
results of our work have been published as
original articles in international
journals and we have written
review articles
and book chapters related to our work. The
members of the group and
descriptions of their on-going
projects can be found by following the
links in the left pane.
Our
research group is a partner in a number of European research projects:
Cardiogenics,
ENGAGE,
Procardis and
SMART-BioMEMS. We
are also a member of the Nordic Centre of Excellence in Disease genetics,
NCoEDG.
We
co-organize several annual
courses
in
Molecular Medicine targeted at students of different levels.
The
SNP technology platform that offers
genotyping
and next generation sequencing services and
training to academic researchers
operates in close connection with our group.
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