by Gabriele Amoroso | Jun 29, 2021 | Publications, Research
Researchers including the COMM members Prof. Frank Zufall (CIPMM, Molecular Neurobiology) and Prof. Trese Leinders-Zufall (CIPMM, Sensory and Neuroendocrine Physiology) at the School of Medicine of the Saarland University were able to decipher a mechanism that plays a...
by Gabriele Amoroso | Jun 2, 2021 | Publications, Research
An international research team, including the COMM members Prof. Jörn Walter (Epigenetics) and Prof. Robert Bals,(Internal Medicine and Clinic Director at Saarland University Hospital) are involved.has trained artificial intelligence algorithms to recognize blood...
by Gabriele Amoroso | Mar 18, 2021 | General, Publications, Research
Neocytolysis describes the active destruction of newly formed red blood cells. According to theory, it always occurs when there are too many red blood cells in the body. For a long time, scientists assumed that neocytolysis also occurs when people descend after...
by Gabriele Amoroso | Mar 15, 2021 | General, Publications, Young Scientists
The central online platform “Scientific Writing” has been launched at the Saarland University. The service is aimed at all students, doctoral candidates and academic staff at the university. The spectrum of – free – support services ranges from...
by Gabriele Amoroso | Feb 16, 2021 | Publications, Research
Many biological processes are subject to rhythmic changes, e.g. the so-called circadian rhythm, an “internal clock” with an approximately 24-hour period, or the somewhat shorter ultradian rhythm. Cell division is often coupled with this rhythm. A team of...
by Gabriele Amoroso | Dec 2, 2020 | Publications, Research
In the fight against cancer, speed is the most important factor: the earlier a tumor is detected, the faster the body can kill the tumor cells. This is done by so-called cytotoxic T-lymphocytes. There are fast and slow copies of these. Researchers at the Saarland...
