02-06-2017: Student symposium: Metabolic Regulation Research
During the research course Metabolic Regulation Research, 10 enthusiastic 3rd year BSc Biology or LS&T students conducted a 6 week research project in the laboratory of Pediatrics.
In this seminar, the students will present their work.
- Date: Friday 2nd of June from 10.00-12.30.
- Location: UMCG, T4.101
Presentations:
- Title: The effects of Omeprazole in the liver of LDLR-/- mice
- By: L. Berentsen and L.K. Hammer
- Title: Phenotype of inducible Lrh-1 knock down mice before induction of shRNA expression
- By: Minke Koningsveld and Karlien Blijleven
- Title: Can FGF1 tip the balance towards survival in stressed beta MIN6 cells?
- By: Lianne van der Wal and Sigrid van der Veen
- Title: Type 1 glycogen storage disease: role of ChREBP in bile acid and cholesterol metabolism
- By: Anneke J. Heida and Sjoerdtje A. Hoekstra
- Title: The influence of Glycogen Storage Disease 1 on nutrient sensors in the mTOR pathway
- By: Joanne Heida and Joke Hoekstra
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