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Lektor Thomas Corydon vægtløs under hans seneste parabelflyvning. Privat foto.

02 December 2014 - Research

Thomas Corydon from the Department of Biomedicine was recently flying high as both cancer cells and researcher were exposed to weightlessness. See his…

With the help of x-ray crystallography, the researchers have determined the three-dimensional structure of the receptor that the parasite uses to bind haemoglobin in the blood stream.

24 November 2014 - Research

Researchers from Aarhus have now uncovered how parasites that cause the deadly sleeping sickness in Africa absorb an important nutrient from the human…

The researchers’ hypothesis is that acute myeloid leukaemia returns in the patients due to the leukaemia stem cells in the body, as it is often not possible to remove them using chemotherapy.

21 November 2014 - Research

Scientists have discovered a weak point in leukaemia stem cells which it appears could be utilised in effective treatment of acute myeloid leukaemia.

Department of Biomedicine

Cancer research in weightless conditions

Important element in the fight against sleeping sickness found

Experiments on mice offer hope for effective leukaemia treatment