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Die KFO5024 konzentriert sich auf die Darm-Hirnachse und deren weitreichende Auswirkungen auf die menschliche Gesundheit. Unsere Forschung erstreckt sich über Themen entlang dieser Achse, wie Multiple Sklerose (MS), Parkinson-Krankheit, Darminflammationen, Mikrobiom und vieles mehr. In...

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From innovative experiments in molecular biology to complex data analysis in bioinformatics - our female researchers independently and with great competence carry out various tasks in the laboratory, significantly contributing to the progress in research. Let yourself be inspired by the p...

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We are lacing up our running shoes for a great cause! GB.Com scientists are teaming up for the upcoming Rare Diseases Run 2024 🦓 On the track, we'll be tackling 10 kilometers, stepping out of our office and laboratory spaces to join the run. Alongside us, the AG Winner, AG Günther, and ...

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Discover the fascinating world of research with GB.Com at the International UniStemDay 24 event for high school students! On March 22, 2024, we're opening the doors to our labs 🔬 at Universitätsklinikum Erlangen, providing exclusive insights into stem cell, gut, and brain organoid research.

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Exciting news! A recent article in Spiegel featuring Claudia Günther, the scientific lead of the new research consortium GB.Com focusing on the gut-brain axis, is now available. In this piece, she elucidates why the microbiome in our superorgan, the gut, is crucial. Günther explains that an imbalance in gut bacteria can potentially lead to conditions like obesity, cancer, or multiple sclerosis. Fortunately, researchers have uncovered ways to support these microbes. Learn more about the importance of maintaining a healthy microbiome and how it impacts our overall well-being in our latest blog post!

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