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How
to join mitEURO
MitEURO Databases Jobs 3 new places! (published 8-9 May) QLG1-CT-2001-00966 (former MitEURO) EC links |
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| New!
Postdoctoral
research assistant, in Joanna Poulton's research
group, Oxford, UK. Deadline: 11 May (announced in this
page 4 May 2007, among other information channels) |
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| Jobs: A postdoctoral fellowship
in INN, Milano, Italy Printable announcement.
rtf - (received 23.3.2007 12:12 - published 3 April
in www.miteuro.org) |
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| Jobs: Postdoc
& Postdoc
positions in Bergen, Norway Printable
announcements. rtf - (received 23.3.2007 12:12 -
published 3 April in www.miteuro.org) |
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| Jobs: Postdoctoral position
Biogenesis, dynamics and function of mt in human pathology at Centro
de Biología Molecular "Severo Ochoa" Madrid. Printable
announcement. rtf - (received 26.3.2007 14:16) |
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| Jobs: Associate
Professor in Mitochondrial Biology at Goethe University Frankfurt.
Printable
announcement. rtf - Application deadline 10 Feb (received 11.1.2007
16:34, published 15 Jan) |
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| Jobs: A
postdoctoral position - Molecular mechanisms of aging in mtDNA mutator,
Aleksandra Trifunovic's research group, Karolinska Institutet - a Medical University,
Sweden. Printable
announcement 7 Dec 2006 (announced 7 Dec 2006) .rtf |
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| Jobs: Two postdoctoral positions
at Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre. Printable announcement 23
Nov 2006 (announced 21 Oct 2006) .rtf - Application
deadline 15 December. |
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Jobs: Graduate position at Karolinska Institutet,
Sweden. To be filled immediately.
Printable announcement 12 Oct 2006 (published 13 Oct 2006) .rtf |
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EC links
Members' present EC funded projects
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Concerted Action on
Mitochondrial Biogenesis and disease - MitEURO
(Contract No. QLG1-CT-2001-00966 Proposal No. QLRT-2000-00966) 2002 - 2005 was a
broad EU consortium of European laboratories carrying out research
on mitochondrial biogenesis and disease. The 51 research teams
of MitEURO were scattered in 41 institutions in 14 different countries,
and cover a wide range of disciplines, including clinical medicine,
biochemistry, genetics, molecular cell biology, bioinformatics,
plant sciences and physiology.
Quality of Life and Management of Living Resources Action Line 7 - Chronic and degenerative diseases (in particular cancer and diabetes), cardiovascular diseases (CDV) and rare diseases Major
challenges in biomedical research are the elucidation of the aetiology
and pathogenesis of diseases for which there is more than one interacting
cause (genetic, environmental, lifestyle) of high (e.g.
cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes) or low (e.g. rare diseases)
morbidity. There is an urgent need to improve diagnosis, treatment,
prevention and surveillance through epidemiology and applying advances
in modern technology, requiring a multinational approach.
Our research is aimed at understanding the basis of ‘mitochondrial
disease’. These diseases include a wide range of human disorders
that are caused by genetic defects of the mitochondria. Mitochondria
are cellular organelles with various tasks, including cellular energy
production. Therefore, mitochondrial disorders most commonly
manifest in tissues highly dependent on biological energy: the
brain, heart, muscle and the main sense organs, in particular the
eye and inner ear. Mitochondrial diseases include rather common
conditions, such as hearing impairment, epilepsy, diabetes, muscle
weakness or paralysis.
Articles which acknowledge MitEURO - available on-line PubMed! |
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Created 22 November 2001
Copyright © 2001 - 2007 MitEURO
Updated 28 May 2007 Feedback: r.n.lightowlers[at]ncl.ac.uk