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Check out the interview on exclusomes with Ruth Kroschewski @ETH_en and Birgitte Regenberg @UCPH_Research and @regenberg_lab
livescience.com/health/meet-…
#Cancer #eccDNA #H2020
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#DidYouKnow that we have circular DNA in our cells? They are a normal part of our physiology, but they also play a role in the development of cancer and drug resistance.
Check out our article, doi.org/10.1016/j.tig.2022.0…
#Genomics #Cancer #eccDNA #Science #H2020
Egija Zole presented a poster "Significance of extrachromosomal circular DNA (eccDNA) and associated genes in colorectal cancer", in the FEBS congress, 8-12th July in Tours, France. 1000+ people and amazing talks and posters were presented, especially supporting young scientists.
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We had our 5th consortium meeting in Aarhus, Denmark on 27-28th April, 2023. Many thanks to Alun Yonglun Luo from Aarhus university in Aarhus for the warm welcome and great food, and to Lars Bolund for participating as guest speaker.
Check out the gallery!
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The second issue of our newsletter is out! Check out the exclusive interview with Stanford Professor Paul Mischel, as well as a patient story on IBD and find out what we have been up to in the last year.
circularvision.org/newslette…
#H2020 #eccDNA #cancer #IBD
The mammalian genomes carry signatures that suggest circular DNA moved around blocks of genes between chromosomes. Check out our new article, "Did circular DNA shape the evolution of mammalian genomes?"
doi.org/10.1016/j.tibs.2022.…
#H2020 #ecdna
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Our podcast episode with Estrid Høgdall is out!. lnkd.in/eC6nBayC
She talks about Danish biobanks and other interesting topics such: Why Denmark is unique in this field and why are the biobanks so important for researchers?
#CancerResearch #H2020
circularvision.org/podcast
Regenberg Laboratory at University of Copenhagen retweeted
Stay tuned for our next podcast episode with Estrid Høgdall, Direktør for Regionernes Bio– og GenomBank. #biobanks #danishbiobank #cancer #HorizonEU @HerlevGentofte coming soon....
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Monday, Professor Laura Landweber,Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics Sciences at @ColumbiaUniver, was visiting the @regenberg_lab .Thanks @LandweberLab for your visit and your presentation about the evolution of an intriguing genome:Untangling Oxytricha´s Scrambled Genome.
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Great CIRCULAR-VISION consortium meeting in Zürich, on 11-12 April 2022, and a special thanks to Yves Barral from ETHZ for welcoming us at the Villa Hatt.
Check out the photo gallery
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#h2020 #cancer #CancerResearch #lungcancer #ibd #PancreaticCancer #eccDNA
Regenberg Laboratory at University of Copenhagen retweeted
Our newsletter is out: 1.Looking ahead to 2022 - Finding circular DNA biomarkers for diagnosis of cancer and IBD 2. Lars shares his story I My mother was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer 3.The International Circular DNA Research Consortium (ICDC) lnkd.in/eimb-y_e #h2020
Circular DNA in the human germline and its association with recombination
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#eccdna
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We made it to the cover!
How do Circular DNA mutational processes look in the human germline? read it more here: cell.com/molecular-cell/full…
Part4: In the Atlas 2.0 of circular DNA we will now complete the Atlas by addressing the phenotypic consequences of circular DNA. Thank you! @novonordiskfond
Part3- Based on the first donation of 1.4 million DKK from @novonordiskfond , we have made the first draft Atlas of circular DNA across tissue of mice and we find that circular DNA mutations are constantly formed throughout life.
Part2 - We have already obtained extremely interesting results from the project and we will now be able to complete the Atlas of CIRCULAR DNA’, explains the coordinator of this project @gerardarrey Gerard Arrey Tané.
Part 1 - Thanks to a three million DKK grant from @novonordiskfond (NNF) we can continue our research project on an Atlas of CIRCULAR DNA across cells and tissues of mice.
















