Norwegian Complement Research Group
The Norwegian Complement Research Group (NCRG), led by professor Tom Eirik Mollnes, is an informal association of scientists focusing their work mainly on the complement system, a part of the hosts’ innate immunity. The group comprises approximately 20 people located at two different laboratories in Norway, “The Bodø Laboratory” at Nordland Hospital Trust, and “The Oslo Laboratory” at Oslo University Hospital, Rikshospitalet, and University of Oslo.
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News
Extracellular mitochondrial DNA activates complement and is associated with complement activation in patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest 🎉 We are very happy to...
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NCRG went “Down Under”
The NCRG was represented at the 30th International Complement Workshop in Brisbane, arranged by Professor Trent Woodruff who has been a good collaborator for many years. And finally some time to meet and feed Australian animals
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Leon Cyranka
Leon Cyranka got a double degeree PhD Congratulations to Leon Cyranka for his excellent and highly prestigious double degree PhD under the EU CORVOS program. Leon worked with Professor Peter Garred in Copenhagen as main supervisor and did his secondment in the NCRG in Oslo. We in the NCRG...
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Pioneering Liver Transplantation with Focus on Immune Compatibility
The Norwegian Complement Research Group is extending its translational focus by leading a groundbreaking advancement in liver transplantation that could benefit more patients by...
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