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Biorecognition curling 2013

The Biorecognition group studies the relationship between molecular structure and function to understand human health and disease. We use a combination of computational and experimental techniques, within the fields of biophysics, biochemistry and cellular biology. We aim to develop new therapeutic options for inborn errors of metabolism, in particular Phenylketonuria and neurotransmitter disorders (e.g. tyrosine hydroxylase deficiency).

Permanent staff:

Professor Aurora Martinez
Associate professor Knut Teigen
Ming Ying, chief engineer

 

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Helene's prize-winning poster

Helene J Bustad

NBS Poster Prize

PhD candidate Helene J. Bustad from Biorecognition won the poster prize at this year's NBS Contact Meeting at...

Compound V

The proposed binding site of Compound V

New paper on pharmacological chaperones

Researchers in Biorecognition recently published a potential therapy for the metabolic disorder methylamalonic aciduria...

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Bravo Liquid Handling

High-throughput screening

High-throughput screening (HTS) is a method widely used in drug development, where liquid-handling robotics is combined...

Relevant links
BioStruct
Forskning.no
PKU Academy
Collaborations
K.G. Jebsen Senter for forskning på nevropsykiatriske lidelser

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The Department of Biomedicine
Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry

Recent biorec publications

  • Review: Structure-Function Relationships in AAAH (2014-08-15)
  • Peptide for the treatment of solid tumours (2014-06-27)
  • Phosphorylation, TH and 14-3-3g (2014-06-19)
  • Genotype-phenotype correlation in PKU (2014-06-18)
  • TH and dopa-responsive dystonia (2014-04-21)

Forskning.no

  • På jaguarmerking i Amazonas (2014-10-26)
  • Furu og bønner skal lade batteriene (2014-10-04)
  • Helt ny soppart dukket opp i Oslo (2014-10-03)
  • Monstergalakser sluker naboen (2014-09-25)
  • Sjå parasitten danse i sniglekroppen (2014-09-23)
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