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pancreatic diseases. We combine human tissue resources, stem cell and organoid models, advanced microscopy, and computational approaches to address these questions. The laboratory is located at the Department
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. The engineered immune cells are studied using both in vitro and in vivo models and characterized using advanced analytical methods, including multiparameter flow cytometry and high-resolution sequencing
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at such events in accordance with the individual study plan. The project includes work with animal models. The doctoral student is also expected to take responsibility for: Formulating relevant research questions
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for a project on RNA modifications in beta cells. Model systems will be INS-1 cells and isolated islets. Readouts consist of e.g. qPCR, IHC and Western blot-based measures. You will perform CRISPR