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2. August 2021

Other July News in Brief

New study from CCG presents the first method for producing artificial mucus; CCQ publishes two new articles in Nature Communications; New interdisciplinary study about bacteria…

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27. April 2021

New study from CCG helps us understand the role played by sugars in the immune system and the brain

Most bacteria and viruses bind to sugars on the surface of our cells, but the exact role played by sugars in the immune system and…

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Anja Boisen med ridderkorset.
30. November 2020

Other November News in Brief

Head of Center Anja Boisen from IDUN is awarded Knight of Order of the Dannebrog; Award to Ph.D. student Jakob Blaabjerg Ahm Sørensen from FRIC;…

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Regular Granule. Photo: CCG
20. August 2020

CCG discovers a wealth of sugar molecules for developing medications

The human hormone system controls some of the body’s most central functions by sending hormones into the bloodstream. In a new study, a research team…

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Billedet stammer fra studiets undersøgelser og viser fire grafer over nogle af forskningsresultaterne.
26. March 2020

CCG develops a new method for mapping important sugars

The blood-thinning drug heparin is used worldwide. But the underlying structures and the related group of sugars, called heparan sulfates, have not been mapped in…

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Illustration of three different anatomical hearts. Photo: University of Copenhagen
9. July 2019

Carbohydrate plays a significant role in experiments with rats and the results may lead to new medicines

Research experiments with rats indicate that a certain kind of carbohydrate is essential for the regulation of the body’s blood pressure in humans, a study…

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Cheaper and improved treatment may be on the way to patients with metabolic disorders called lysosomal storage diseases.
16. May 2019

New sugar design developed by CCG may lead to better treatment of rare metabolic diseases

Cheaper and improved treatment may be on the way to patients with the metabolic disorders called lysosomal storage diseases. Weihua Tian, a post-doc, and Zhang…

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A picture of this year's Villum Young Investigators at the award ceremony at the Royal Library, Copenhagen.
7. February 2019

Seven talented researchers with a connection to the DNRF are among this year’s Villum Young Investigators

Out of 21 researchers selected as this year’s Villum Young Investigators are seven researchers with a connection to the DNRF. The Villum Young Investigators program…

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16. May 2018

New research from CCG: glucose controls a cell’s absorption of bad cholesterol

New research from the Copenhagen Center for Glycomics (CCG) shows for the first time how a cell’s ability to absorb the bad cholesterol LDL is…

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Photo. European Research Councel
5. December 2017

Eight researchers affiliated with the DNRF get ERC Consolidator Grants

It was recently announced that ten Danish researchers have been awarded the ERC Consolidator Grant 2017. Eight out of the ten grants are given to…

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