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Doctoral Thesis

PhD Defence: Tore Kristian Danielsen

Tore Kristian Danielsen from the Stokke group has defended the thesis “Arrhythmia mechanisms and effects of exercise training in CPVT and post-infarction heart failure” for the degree of PhD (Philosophiae Doctor).

November 10, 2022

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Seminars and conferences

IEMR at Matrix Biology Europe

This late September, IEMR researchers traveled to Italy for Matrix Biology Europe; one of the largest conferences in the world for ECM biology.

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Seminars and conferences

IEMR – Project meeting,
Konstantinos Chatzieleftheriadis

21. October 2022

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New publications

Using MR elastography to measure the hearts stiffness

Smith L, Skulberg V, Zhang L, Sjaastad I, Espe E (2022)

The effects of geometry on stiffness measurements in high-field magnetic resonance elastography: A study on rodent cardiac phantoms

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New publications

Signaling protein Syndecan-4 reveals new knowledge of the female heart

Støle TP, Lunde M, Shen X, Martinsen M, Lunde PK, Li J, Lockwood F, Sjaastad I, Louch WE, Aronsen JM, Christensen G, Carlson CR (2022)

The female syndecan-4-/- heart has smaller cardiomyocytes, augmented insulin/pSer473-Akt/pSer9-GSK-3β signaling, and lowered SCOP, pThr308-Akt/Akt and GLUT4 levels

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Seminars and conferences

Strong contributions by IEMR at the 20th Annual Oslo Symposium on Heart Research

This year over one-hundred cardiac researchers from around Norway ascended to the beautiful peak of Holmenkollen to take part in the 20th Annual Norwegian Symposium on Heart Research.

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New publications

Prolonged β-Adrenergic stimulation and heart failure disperses ryanodine receptor clusters

Shen X, van den Brink J, Bergan-Dahl A, Kolstad TR, Norden ES, Hou Y, Laasmaa M, Aguilar-Sanchez Y, Quick AP, Espe EKS, Sjaastad I, Wehrens XHT, Edwards AG, Soeller C, Louch WE

Prolonged β-adrenergic stimulation disperses ryanodine receptor clusters in cardiomyocytes and has implications for heart failure.

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Our research

Why sex is relevant: New insight into the female heart

The Carlson group at IEMR explores how men and women are different – at a molecular level!

 

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New publications

Adipose tissue distribution and cardio-metabolic syndrome in juvenile dermatomyositis

Henriette S Marstein, Birgit N Witczak, Kristin Godang, Thomas Schwartz, Berit Flatø, Jens Bollerslev, Ivar Sjaastad, Helga Sanner.

Adipose tissue distribution is associated with cardio-metabolic alterations in adult patients with juvenile-onset dermatomyositis

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In focus

New opportunities for translational electrophysiology at IEMR

Over the last two years, the core facility for large animal research at IEMR has added invasive electrophysiology to its already comprehensive technological and surgical opportunities.

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