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Posted 21. September 2022

Supervisory Board extends contract with Professor Lohse for another five years

The Supervisory Board of ISAR Bioscience has extended the contract with Professor Lohse as Managing Director (Chairman) for another five years.

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In News

Posted 1. August 2022

A new mechanism that regulates receptors

A research team led by Martin Lohse has discovered that a protein called RAMP can speed up receptors. The mechanism could provide a new target for drugs.

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In News, Start

Posted 18. July 2022

BMBF approves cluster for nucleic acid based therapeutics in Munich

The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) has selected the winners of the second round of the Clusters4Future competition.

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Posted 15. June 2022

Honorary doctorate from the University of Glasgow for Martin Lohse

The University of Glasgow has awarded an honorary doctorate of science, DSc, to the head of ISAR Bioscience on the occasion of its Commemoration Day.

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In Diagnostics of SARS-CoV2 antibodies, News, Publications

Posted 25. April 2022

Neutralizing antibodies and T cells against SARS-CoV2 and mutants, especially the delta mutant

We found that SARS-CoV-2 delta mutant antibody neutralisation was reduced compared to the Wuhan wild type (wt), …

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In News, Publications, Startseite

Posted 31. March 2022

New cellular nanoworld discovered

A research team led by Martin Lohse has now shown how a cell can process hundreds of signals simultaneously. The new results, published in the prestigious journal "Cell", will open up a [...]

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Posted 1. February 2022

Go-ahead for the optimization of new immunotherapies

Fighting autoimmune diseases and cancer with human immune cells more efficiently: medicine is moving a step closer to this vision with new processes developed by ISAR Bioscience GmbH

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Posted 1. December 2021

Millions in funding for new therapy against Covid-19

The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) has announced the winners in the competition for new therapies against Covid-19. At the forefront is the joint project of rnatics, a [...]