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Collagen receptors on cell surface

The Gullberg laboratory has characterized the integrin α11β1, which is expressed on subsets of normal fibroblasts and on carcinoma-associated fibroblasts. Major projects within the group aim to further understand the role of this collagen receptor and other fibroblast integrins during health and in disease.

The Gullberg lab is part of the Matrix biology research group at the Department of Biomedicine, and is part of the Center for Cancer Biomarkers (CCBIO) at the departments of Biomedicine and Clinical Research at the University of Bergen.

MOTIF
Courtesy of Cedric Zeltz, currently Univ. of Toronto

MOTIF - Main objective

A four-party training initiative focused on the Mechanism Of TIssue and tumor Fibrosis (MOTIF).

Fibrosis meeting, Bergen 2022
Group picture of Fibrosis Meeting in Bergen 2022
Jun 09

Symposium on tumor and tissue fibrosis

BMED904
Digital BMED904/DIKU course 2021

Successful digital completion of BMED904

BMED904, the Graduate Course in Extracellular Matrix, was this year run jointly with the DIKU Summer School in Fibrosis, June 7-11, 2021. This was the first time the course was held through a digital platform, a bit of a challenge as parts of the course are lab based

Lectures

Lectures from BMED904 / Diku Summer School

June 2021

Conference
Gruppebildet av konferansedeltakerne

International fibrosis conference in Bergen

On May 23 and 24, 2019, the world's leading fibrosis and cancer researchers met in Bergen at an international fibrosis conference on the topic "New tools to study the fibrotic stroma".

Donald

Principal Investigator:

The lab is headed by Professor Donald Gullberg (personal page).